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Some key points from @instituteforgov 'no deal' legislation report
- can avoid passing key bills before Oct 31, but not for long
- Direct Rule in NI unavoidable
- No deal would consume government bandwidth /1
instituteforgovernment.org.uk/sites/default/…
- can avoid passing key bills before Oct 31, but not for long
- Direct Rule in NI unavoidable
- No deal would consume government bandwidth /1
instituteforgovernment.org.uk/sites/default/…
@instituteforgov After 'no deal'
- we lose access to all the EU trade deals
- other countries won't want to negotiate with us (til they know where we are on tariffs, permanently)
- 16,000 civil servants will be working on the sh*tshow by autumn (not doing schools/health etc) /2
- we lose access to all the EU trade deals
- other countries won't want to negotiate with us (til they know where we are on tariffs, permanently)
- 16,000 civil servants will be working on the sh*tshow by autumn (not doing schools/health etc) /2
@instituteforgov And as times goes by the mess will
- "preoccupy" civil service for "years to come"
- risk the Union (how long, I wonder before Ulster farmers take direct action against zero-tariff imports flooding in from Ireland)...then what? And what price new Scottish indy ref? /3
- "preoccupy" civil service for "years to come"
- risk the Union (how long, I wonder before Ulster farmers take direct action against zero-tariff imports flooding in from Ireland)...then what? And what price new Scottish indy ref? /3
@instituteforgov The Institute for Government - or lack thereof - (wonder if they're considering renaming the place now?) is not a madcap organisation.
Pace @jillongovt @jl_owen it revels in sobriety. It's the boring place.
Worth reading no deal prognosis...and asking, 'for what?'. ENDS
Pace @jillongovt @jl_owen it revels in sobriety. It's the boring place.
Worth reading no deal prognosis...and asking, 'for what?'. ENDS
