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Old 03-11-2020, 12:46   #4489
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Re: Brexit-Transitional Period Ends 31/12/20

A daft idea, trying to manage both at the same time. the Government should have postponed Brexit for a year whilst it had the chance.
Quote:
UK will struggle to deal with Brexit alongside Covid, says thinktank

Devolved administrations, local authorities and businesses risk being overwhelmed by Brexit implementation on 1 January, unable to deal with it alongside the urgent demands of the second wave of Covid-19, an influential thinktank has said.

Local councils, trading standards officers and port health authorities are all part of the Brexit operation but may find themselves stretched because of the resurgence of the virus, the Institute for Government said.

“The pandemic will make these plans harder. For example, critical staff may fall ill or need to isolate and resources may well be redirected to the pandemic response.

“And although central government has managed to shift resources back to Brexit preparations after they were redeployed to help with the pandemic earlier this year, there is less capacity among the devolved governments and local authorities to handle both,” says report titled Brexit: How Ready is the UK?
https://www.theguardian.com/politics...ays-thinktanks
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