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Originally Posted by nomadking
"We are continuing to pursue specific solutions", means as yet there are NO agreed solutions. No agreed solution = not allowed. The question would be how far would the EU push, in the event of no agreed solution?
Either we have to ask the EU for permission on various matters, or we can do what we want anyway and the bill isn't actually needed. Which is it?  |
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In line with that obligation, discussions are ongoing about the process by which controls are conducted, and their frequency
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It's not asking what controls need to be in place, that as been agreed, cementing Northern Irelands place in the Single Market. All that is needed are the formal UK documents stating the standards that will be followed.
The 'what' has been agreed and just needs to be formalised, the 'how' has not