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So, MPs finally face the prospect of a realistic debate on the Brexit options. In need of a guide to what they are? - I have just the thing...
further notes follow
(as always, this is intended to be neutral, you will I know suggest changes...)
further notes follow
(as always, this is intended to be neutral, you will I know suggest changes...)
The summary form of the options I've posted before, still relevant. To note green and red not intended good and bad, just as in the table above people will have different views as to what is a pro or con (freedom of movement is good for some, bad for others)
I'm also taking the view that the EU can agree changes to the Withdrawal Agreement or a new protocol to reflect what MPs decide - because if any option is just for the Political Declaration this is largely irrelevant for the time being. A big assumption
There's then a whole Parliamentary procedure behind this debate - follow @nmdacosta and others on this, not to mention the politics / future of PM which doubtless @bbclaurak and many many others will be doing
Addendum: The @instituteforgov have a similar table to mine. Theirs is in colour and includes the PM's 'deal' or perhaps more accurately proposal
Addendum 2: You will note that the PM's 'deal' is not included in my tables beyond the transition or backstop periods. That's because the PM's deal did not specify a realistic future relationship, it is simply aspirational or if you prefer blind.
