NI Protocol explicitly prevents the creation of a border on the island of Ireland. As a result, it creates one in the Irish Sea.
If you don't agree with that - do tell where is the border between the EU and UK in Ireland - two sovereign territories - there must be one
If you don't agree with that - do tell where is the border between the EU and UK in Ireland - two sovereign territories - there must be one
https://twitter.com/NIOgov/status/1319993151139041281
It's possible to have a border with asymmetric formalities (very rare but nonetheless) and the NI Protocol does just that.
It provides for a range of controls to ensure the border can be diluted as much as possible.
It provides for a range of controls to ensure the border can be diluted as much as possible.
Or at least it was supposed to cause we still don't have proper guidance, BOM or info from the JC.
The UK Gov's denial of that fact and reluctance to admit it will need to monitor what moves from NI to GB is shortsighted and unsustainable.
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