A deal-making deal has been reached on “Organising principles for further negotiations with the EU” which may or may not lead to an actual deal: gov.uk/government/pub…
“most difficult” issues identifies as “LPF, governance, fisheries, energy and goods/services provisions” in the memo.
“For our part, we remain clear the best & most established means of regulating the relationship between two sovereign and autonomous parties is one based on a free trade agreement..”
Interesting No 10 statement - surely they mean “only” means of regulating is based on an FTA??
Interesting No 10 statement - surely they mean “only” means of regulating is based on an FTA??
The implication is that the FTA as a basis for regulating the relationship between UK & EU is the preference of the UK, but not an absolute condition of talks... possible I’m reading to much into this, but what other basis might UKG consider?
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