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Old 08-06-2021, 13:33   #1138
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Re: Britain outside the EU
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Originally Posted by nomadking View Post
The Protocol is part of the WA. The WA has ended.
The EU agreed to maintain the GB-NI customs union and single market.
There is NOTHING in the EU single market that says they can control goods within a non-EU state.
Why do you think David Frost is getting so worked up about a bit of paper he signed and is now regretting it? Just for the hell of it? Clearly not! He knows what he agreed to in the Northern Ireland protocol, even if you don't.
As a reminder, the grace period allowing imports of sausages and other chilled meats from Great Britain to Northern Ireland (they're usually required to be frozen when they enter the single market) is set to expire at the end of this month. That's a UK concern. EU concerns include Britain failing to implement basic parts of the new arrangements, including building and staffing border control posts for goods.


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