It's
about leaving the customs union, which is a frankly insane thing to do.
Not exact matches
The companies surveyed - the biggest or most internationally - focused banks, insurers, asset managers, private equity firms and exchanges in Britain - were responding to questions
about their plans in the event of a so - called «hard» Brexit, where the UK would
leave not only the EU but also the single market and
Customs Union.
One of those former advisers, Nick Timothy voted for Brexit and was passionate
about the need to
leave the
customs union.
Almost all our arguments -
about transition,
about the
customs union,
about EU citizens,
about the Irish border - are
about the EU working with us to neutralise the risks we have ourselves created by
leaving.
No decision has yet been crystallised
about whether the UK believes it can afford to
leave the EU
customs union.
Or you can
leave and stay in the
customs union, which would be worth
about 4.5 % on GDP, according to an average taken from studies by the Treasury, NIESR and the Centre for Economic Performance, and the London School of Economics.
Later in the interview she insisted «Brexit means Brexit», the phrase made famous by Theresa May in the months before she triggered Article 50, leading to more hard questions
about whether Labour wants to stay in the single market and the
customs union after Britain
leaves the EU in 2019.