Thread: Britain outside the EU
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Old 24-05-2021, 19:23   #1017
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Re: Britain outside the EU
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Originally Posted by Hugh View Post
I refer you to my post of 14/12/2019

You forgot to reproduce Lord Frost's answer:

Lord Frost: There are some areas in EU competence where we are looking at bilateral agreements. For example, one area we would like to do bilateral agreements in is returns agreements on asylum seekers. That discussion is just beginning. The problem we face in that and some other areas is that although some member states probably do want to do bilateral agreements, that is not necessarily how the Commission sees it and, even if it is still a member state competence, the Commission has ways of influencing that. So we are just picking it up and I would say there is some way to go in that.

I'm sure that was an accidental omission, Hugh.
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