Bilateral and multilateral agreements

[Eirikur]

All the following need to be renegotiated once the UK leave the EU:

TREATIES OFFICE DATABASE
http://ec.europa.eu/world/agreements...tion.do?ID=333
http://ec.europa.eu/world/agreements...tion.do?ID=222

There are more than 750 agreements with over 168 countries, enjoyed because of EU membership, however the government has confirmed that none of the 168-odd countries have given “clear agreement” to roll over any deals and that there is no date set for asking them to do so. Regardless of the type of Brexit the UK ends up with, there is very little time to ensure these third countries with which they have agreements are happy to roll them over.

Recently Theresa May crowed about the agreements with six African nations however this was all a bit of propaganda as, if you read the small print, the agreement is not “legally binding” and is “without prejudice” to any changes those countries might demand before it was.

6 months left until brexit, plenty of time to negotiate them all out

[shaunbhoy]

All the following might need to be renegotiated once the UK leave the EU

But in reality, most probably won't. Now go and change your underwear and try to calm down.

HTH

[AtW]

It’s going to be a real treat...

[NotAllThere]

All the following need to be renegotiated once the UK leave the EU:

Each treaty should be the subject of a separate referendum so the will of the people can be determined.

[darmstadt]

All the following need to be renegotiated once the UK leave the EU:

TREATIES OFFICE DATABASE
http://ec.europa.eu/world/agreements...tion.do?ID=333
http://ec.europa.eu/world/agreements...tion.do?ID=222

There are more than 750 agreements with over 168 countries, enjoyed because of EU membership, however the government has confirmed that none of the 168-odd countries have given “clear agreement” to roll over any deals and that there is no date set for asking them to do so. Regardless of the type of Brexit the UK ends up with, there is very little time to ensure these third countries with which they have agreements are happy to roll them over.

Recently Theresa May crowed about the agreements with six African nations however this was all a bit of propaganda as, if you read the small print, the agreement is not “legally binding” and is “without prejudice” to any changes those countries might demand before it was.