Businesses expecting a Soft Brexit

[meridian]

Businesses expecting a Soft Brexit

It seems the ineptitude of our Tory government is going to bring a Brexit which takes us out of the single market and customs union, with a poxy free trade agreement for goods but no services or financial passporting,

Everyone knew what they were voting for, apparently. Brexit means Brexit. The Tory government are only implementing the will of the people, and the people want us to be worse off because it’s worth it to be able to repeal all those pesky employment and health & safety regulations so that our master’s businesses can flourish unhindered.

Any benefits will trickle down eventually, don’t worry.

whilst we remain under the jurisdiction of the ECJ and no doubt freedom of movement will remain.

We don’t have to, we can just leave with no transition period. After all, who in their right mind would trigger a 2 year timeline without a destination or a plan to get there, unless crashing out was the plan all along...? We can be governed under the jurisdiction of the WTO instead, which is taking back control because we’re making that decision to take their rules.

Of course, there’s still the little matter of 300k+ non-EU immigrants, but we’ve been ignoring that elephant for a few years now (since T May was Home Secretary, coincidentally) because there’s no convenient scapegoat for it like the EU.

[chopper]

It seems the ineptitude of our Tory government is going to bring a Brexit which takes us out of the single market and customs union, with a poxy free trade agreement for goods but no services or financial passporting, whilst we remain under the jurisdiction of the ECJ and no doubt freedom of movement will remain.

[meridian]

That shouldn't be too difficult, it's a home game with a friendly referee, after all...

Sorry, I forgot that to Brexiters all judges are traitors and saboteurs, and not members of a judiciary independent to lawmakers.

If you don’t like the rules, then don’t ask for a transition period.

[Mordac]

Yes.

Rather then the EC/EP being able to halt any transition deal if the U.K. breaches, it would need to go to the ECJ, win there, and the ECJ would/could impose penalties for the breach on the U.K.

That shouldn't be too difficult, it's a home game with a friendly referee, after all...

[meridian]

So, err, the ECJ then?

Yes.

Rather then the EC/EP being able to halt any transition deal if the U.K. breaches, it would need to go to the ECJ, win there, and the ECJ would/could impose penalties for the breach on the U.K.

[chopper]

the EU’s standard infringement procedure

So, err, the ECJ then?

[BlasterBates]

Humiliating climbdown for the EU as they are forced to make a cosmetic change to the punishment clause in the transition deal

Officials have instead promised new wording that makes reference to the EU’s standard infringement procedures.

The UK holds all the cards.

[motoukenin]

Looks like businesses are under the delusion that there will be a "Soft Brexit" complete with freedom of movement.

Businesses expecting a Soft Brexit

I can see LordMr Rees-Mogg will be disagreeing with them, after all there is only one type of Brexit.

You clearly don't understand that Brexit means Brexit and that there will be a red white and blue Brexit , explains it all, in fact you can just explain Brexit with any non sensical throw away phrase that shows real pride and gives those johnny forieners a good thrashing, who cares if they leave and take their factories and businesses with them, didn't need them anyway we were just fine with Morris Minors , Auther Scargill and red postboxes.

[BlasterBates]

Looks like businesses are under the delusion that there will be a "Soft Brexit" complete with freedom of movement.

Businesses expecting a Soft Brexit

I can see LordMr Rees-Mogg will be disagreeing with them, after all there is only one type of Brexit.