Smart man. Is he our UK negotiator?
And the final part of that discussion - 'Negotiate the world's best free trade agreement with the EU...you start with a common position with the EU. It ought to be the easiest thing to negotiate starting from that position.'pic.twitter.com/LZ7EunGQ8G
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As a leave voter who wanted us to be free of all EU shackles, I've come to the conclusion that as we are entangled in a spaghetti bowl of 40 yrs of complex rules and regulations, the only solution is EEA/Efta compromise, or economy & jobs screwed
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This is a rather frustrating thing to read. Other trade negs do not involve dealing w/the litany of other aspects of deep trade integration based on rules, dispute resolution (courts), transport, competition policy etc that our relationship w/EU involves.
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Because we want to have a close trading relationship w/EU to minimise disruption to existing trade flows and supply chains, we are negotiating a far, far deeper and more complex, comprehensive relationship w/EU than the average trade agreements
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Key word on ought. I think we can all agree by now that this is not the “easiest thing in human history” as Liam Fox told us during the ref.
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Yes we've heard this before
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Japan just did
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