To the point:
It would be better to have no political party in full charge of BREXIT, as this politicises the matter based on a binary referendum question.
Choices should be:
*An independent commission
*An all-party working group
This would mean that, proportionally, all views within the UK are considered and negotiation can take place based on that. That sounds like a very British way of progressing. If Labour, coalition excluding Conservatives, or Conservatives win, I would maintain the above suggestion.
Leaving this negotiation process to a single political party, of any colour and creed, is a disaster waiting to happen - but we will not know the largesse of this mistake until looking back from the future. What say ye?
It would be better to have no political party in full charge of BREXIT, as this politicises the matter based on a binary referendum question.
Choices should be:
*An independent commission
*An all-party working group
This would mean that, proportionally, all views within the UK are considered and negotiation can take place based on that. That sounds like a very British way of progressing. If Labour, coalition excluding Conservatives, or Conservatives win, I would maintain the above suggestion.
Leaving this negotiation process to a single political party, of any colour and creed, is a disaster waiting to happen - but we will not know the largesse of this mistake until looking back from the future. What say ye?
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