"The minister warned that leaving the EU would be a leap in the dark for British agriculture, and could put the country’s European food and farming export market – worth £11billion each year – at risk."
"Speaking on the opening day of the NFU conference in Birmingham Ms Truss said working within a reformed EU would reduce bureaucracy while offering significant benefits of the single market – something which could not be guaranteed outside the union."
*could not be guaranteed"
“At a time of severe price volatility and global market uncertainty I believe it would be wrong to take a leap into the dark,” she told 1,300 conference delegates.
If only it was just "global trends" we had to contend with
“The years of complication and risk caused by negotiation withdrawal would be a distraction from our efforts to build a world-leading food and farming industry"
Not to worry though
After all Michael and Boris wrote a plan
Not that we would need said plan of course
On the 24th June 2016
German businesses would have ordered the German chancellor crack the whip hand, stomp the heel of that boot down on the countries within the EUSSR/4th reich and order them to gift the UK unicorns
"However remaining part of a reformed EU would give Britain the chance to work to reduce bureaucracy and secure further reform while still enjoying the benefits the single market brought."
“At the moment we are part of the single market with access to 500million consumers, and we are part of making the rules. If we were to negotiate a deal we don’t know what that outcome would look like,” said Ms Truss.
See previous quotes
“If were to leave we would most probably have to follow the rules around trade regardless. If we wanted full access to the market we would likely have to accept free movement of about and still pay into the EU.”
“But the real answer is we don’t know exactly what it will look like – voting to leave really is a step into the unknown,” said Ms Truss.
She summed this up also in tweet form
See also
12th June 2016
"Ms Truss, Conservative MP for South West Norfolk, said there would be "very serious consequences" for trade and investment if the UK left the EU, adding: "What people in the Leave campaign are saying is 'We can have our cake and eat it'. We can't.""
great news for road traffic accidents in wintery weather
" a 40 per cent cut in its spending power due to government austerity cuts has made it “impossible to provide some of the programmes that we previously did”.
“In the early days of the war in 1914, the government sought to raise 350 million pounds -- about 38 billion pounds today -- through the issuance of a War Loans, with 250 million pounds of that coming directly from the public. “