They’re part of the EU though, they’re a member EFTA/EEA. Yes you are required to follow the four pillars but you can utilise legislation to opt out under certain circumstances.
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They’re part of the EU though, they’re a member EFTA/EEA. Yes you are required to follow the four pillars but you can utilise legislation to opt out under certain circumstances.
Looks like this new deal has the UK staying in the EU, albeit via the customs union.
What do you think about that deal then? Is this what you voted leave for?
It’s a proper cake and arse party. Time to regain some perspective, cancel article 50 and put it back to the people to vote.
Its speculation we are in it for the two year transition period anyway old news ......
So they are still in it but sit outside it,,,, as I stated.......
They pay and sit outside =yes they accept the four freedoms they cant trade worldwide on there own say so - so yes
Norway is not an EU member but receives access to most of the bloc's internal market through membership of the EEA. That means goods, services and labor flow freely between Norway and the EU. In return, however, Norway has to adopt a large number of EU laws without having a formal say in how they are shaped.
I want the softest possible Brexit because I’m a remainer but to leave and surrender all rights to control our fate but keep all the things the leave campaign hate would probably sum up Brexit .
I dont hate remaineier , but just despise the way the big remoaners have tried to stop the democratic vote of the people ......
The NI / Irish border issue will not disappear in two years time. It will still be there waiting. But May and the Tory’s will not be in power them so they don’t give a monkeys.
Total fudge and cop out of a deal.
May be different when we have left - Michael Gove has pointed this out......
No, they’re outside as stated in law
They pay and sit outside =yes they accept the four freedoms they cant trade worldwide on there own say so - so yes
Norway is not an EU member but receives access to most of the bloc's internal market through membership of the EEA. That means goods, services and labor flow freely between Norway and the EU. In return, however, Norway has to adopt a large number of EU laws without having a formal say in how they are shaped.
Yes, so they’re in the EEA/EFTA and not an EU member. Thanks for clarifying my point Joey
It is no different than the transition deal we have in place for 2 years ......
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Please check with me for Blammo criteria
"Implementation period"
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