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Old 23-09-2017, 15:49   #187
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Re: Brexit discussion
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Originally Posted by OLD BOY View Post
Given that we won't know the outcome of the negotiations until a deal is struck, it makes perfect sense to have a two year transitional period so we can put all the new arrangements in place.
A transition period is not a given right. It still has to be negotiated with the EU.
Have the negotiations been unblocked by Theresa May's speech?
From Sky News
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France's president Emmanuel Macron called for clarity, saying: "Before we move forward, we want to clarify matters concerning the settlement of European citizens, the financial terms of exit and the question of Ireland.
"If these three points are not clarified, we will not be able to advance on the rest."
http://news.sky.com/story/may-told-c...dlock-11047985
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