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Old 17-01-2017, 13:59   #3820
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Re: Post-Brexit Thread
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Originally Posted by Damien View Post
So far:
/snip
* Leaving Customs Union - kind of. Not clear.
/snip
Mike Hawes, SMMT chief executive, has understandably picked up on this ambiguity to push his industry's case.
"We need government to deliver a deal which includes participation in the customs union to help safeguard EU trade, trade that is tariff-free and avoids the non-tariff and regulatory barriers that would jeopardise investment, growth and consumer choice.
Achieving this will not be easy and we must, at all costs, avoid a cliff-edge and reversion to WTO tariffs, which would threaten the viability of the industry."

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Originally Posted by Pierre View Post
That's an article by Jonty Bloom, as I understand it he doesn't work any foreign government

Again no quote from any other government official.

a no name diplomat from a no name country.

Certainly.....I said it.
Far easier to knock citations than to find counter evidence.
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