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Old 05-02-2021, 17:24   #363
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Re: Britain outside the EU
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Originally Posted by Sephiroth View Post
I'm disappointed that a clear-headed person such as yourself becomes an explainer on behalf of the EU. They are obviously enforcing their rules, we all know that. It's early days and if we get the grace period extension, we can complete development of the front end systems that will make conformance easier.

But I do hope that you're not also revelling on the EU's behalf of the really true colours displayed in last week's Article 16 fiasco.
Is Vaccinegate destined to supercede WWII in Brexit discussions?

There's no plans to get an extension to the rules of fish to mainland Europe. That's done and dusted. A work-around might be to land the fish in continental ports but this is no good unless you're near to the Continent.

It's the island of Ireland trade situation that Michael Gove is now hoping for an extension on.
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