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“The trade bill currently making its way through parliament contains no provision for greater parliamentary involvement in trade agreements. In fact, it provides no formal obligation to even inform or consult parliament on negotiations.”
That’s an outrage politics.co.uk/comment-analys…
That’s an outrage politics.co.uk/comment-analys…
2/. “The Friday before lastmarked the Brexit supply chain deadline for exports to Asia. It is vital for businesses exporting to countries such as Japan to know the terms on which they are trading and right now they do not.”
3/ “The first freight ships have departed bound with no idea what our trade agreements will be there when they arrive”
Last week we heard a Swiss U.K. trade deal had been agreed.
By whom? Who scrutinised whether the post transition reduced terms v current terms were acceptable?
Last week we heard a Swiss U.K. trade deal had been agreed.
By whom? Who scrutinised whether the post transition reduced terms v current terms were acceptable?
4/. “We already are global Britain. We are one of the most global economies in the world, particularly as an EU member. Leaving will merely reduce our negotiating power, renege up to two-thirds of our trade and takes sovereignty away from our own parliament.”
