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Identity & why borders?
“Simply, for goods trade, a border post is the only place where you can guarantee to have the vehicle, the items definitely being transported, and all relevant paperwork in one place. You can and do make other checks, but the border is at the core”
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“Simply, for goods trade, a border post is the only place where you can guarantee to have the vehicle, the items definitely being transported, and all relevant paperwork in one place. You can and do make other checks, but the border is at the core”
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David is right is saying that the absence of a visible border in Ireland is linked to deep rooted questions about identity
It is the existence of the rich regulatory framework and mutual enforcement that has allowed the visible border to melt and with identity conflict
It is the existence of the rich regulatory framework and mutual enforcement that has allowed the visible border to melt and with identity conflict
This is a really superb thread from @DavidHenigUK with lucid explanations about how issues of identity conflict were de-escalated by physical removal of border infrastructure, implementing GFA undertakings and by the regulatory and enforcement environment of the EU SM & CU .
