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UK to accept EU rules automatically after Brexit
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Same with aggressive tax avoiders.Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostPeople who read the Express should not be allowed to vote.....Comment
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FTFYOriginally posted by BrilloPad View PostPeople who read the Express should not be allowed to breed.....His heart is in the right place - shame we can't say the same about his brain...Comment
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NI to have regulatory convergence with the EU
But NI to also have regulatory convergence with the rUK.
The only way to achieve that is for the rUK to have regulatory convergence with the EU.
Now... What is the point of all that regulatory convergence, but being outside the single market?Taking a break from contractingComment
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We don’t become a region within the United States of Europe.Originally posted by chopper View PostNI to have regulatory convergence with the EU
But NI to also have regulatory convergence with the rUK.
The only way to achieve that is for the rUK to have regulatory convergence with the EU.
Now... What is the point of all that regulatory convergence, but being outside the single market?Comment
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UK to accept EU rules automatically after Brexit
FTFY.Originally posted by PurpleGorilla View PostWe don’t become a leader within the United States of Europe.
But we'll still have to accept ECJ rulings, EU regulations without having any say in them, we won't be able to have a FTA with the USA (due to being unable to diverge our regulations from the EU), and we'll pay to access the Single Market (either cash, or by accepting FoM, or by losing services access).Comment
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Paragraphs 49 and 50 of the announcement this morning.
No new regulatory divergence between NI and EU; (= NI remains in SM+CU?)
No divergence between rUK and NI (= rUK remains in SM+CU?)
No divergence between rUK and NI unless agreed by the Northern Ireland Assembly (= NI now dictate rUK trade talks and direction...)Comment
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Originally posted by meridian View PostParagraphs 49 and 50 of the announcement this morning.
No new regulatory divergence between NI and EU; (= NI remains in SM+CU?)
No divergence between rUK and NI (= rUK remains in SM+CU?)
No divergence between rUK and NI unless agreed by the Northern Ireland Assembly (= NI now dictate rUK trade talks and direction...)
and then NI joins the Euro and rUK joins the Euro
Milan.Comment
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UK to accept EU rules automatically after Brexit
FineOriginally posted by meridian View PostFTFY.
But we'll still have to accept ECJ rulings, EU regulations without having any say in them, we won't be able to have a FTA with the USA (due to being unable to diverge our regulations from the EU), and we'll pay to access the Single Market (either cash, or by accepting FoM, or by losing services access).Last edited by PurpleGorilla; 8 December 2017, 07:51.Comment
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