Proceeding contribution from Kate Green (Labour) in the House of Commons on Tuesday, 17 January 2017. It occurred during Ministerial statement on New Partnership with the EU.
New Partnership with the EU
The EU is in the process of concluding international trade deals with, for example, Japan and Canada, which the UK Government have warmly supported, believing they will be good for the UK economy; I understand that the UK Government estimate that the Japanese deal could be worth £5 billion annually to the British economy. How quickly can those deals be replaced when we leave the EU, and what modelling have the Government done of the potential cost to our economy if they cannot quickly be replaced with new deals?
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- 2016-17
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- Conditions of employment Counter-terrorism Crime Devolution British nationals abroad Cross border cooperation EU countries Immigration controls Jurisdiction EU law Innovation EU nationals Free movement of people Overseas trade Republic of Ireland Security Science European Court of Justice Common commercial policy Common customs tariffs UK trade with EU Common travel area Customs unions Brexit
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