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Old 29-05-2019, 13:30   #2984
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Re: Brexit
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Originally Posted by 1andrew1 View Post
An alternative arrangement would have to cover all the things in the Withdrawal Agreement including the financial settlement and Irish border. Not just trade.

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The Irish border and financial settlement are not red herrings. The EU won't agree anything unless they're resolved.
You don't understand. Article 24 provides for the status quo to be maintained while a trade agreement is being negotiated. Once again, you are putting forward problems that don't exist.

Why can you not post solutions instead of objections? That would be much more constructive and stop this thread going around in circles.
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