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15-12-2019, 01:34 PM
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Originally Posted by Bread ->
You acknowledge the EU - UK trade dedicit then ?
Hi

I acknowledge the UK World Trade Deficit.

We are no longer manufacturers, we are a Service based economy and 40% of our Service Exports are to the EU.

The huge foreign banks here are already moving trading bases to the EU.

There will be minimal job losses, but the trades will be done in the EU, causing a huge loss of Tax here in the UK.
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15-12-2019, 02:32 PM
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Originally Posted by swimfeeders ->
Hi

I acknowledge the UK World Trade Deficit.

We are no longer manufacturers, we are a Service based economy and 40% of our Service Exports are to the EU.

The huge foreign banks here are already moving trading bases to the EU.

There will be minimal job losses, but the trades will be done in the EU, causing a huge loss of Tax here in the UK.
Why else did Von der Leyen say that the deal on services has lower priority than a deal on trade?

Answer:
The UK-based financial services firms are waiting to hear if they will be able to serve clients in the EU 27, and if so, on what basis. Currently, the UK-based financial services firms rely on the so-called passporting rights. According to The Economist, 5,476 financial services firms based in Britain used 336,421 European passports to sell their products in the EU in 2016. By comparison, approximately 8,000 financial services firms based in the EEA used 23,535 European passports to sell their products in the UK. This proves that the removal of passporting rights as well as uncertainty over what will replace them amount to an existential threat.

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The emergency contingency measures are needed as EU regulations ban European companies from using non-EU clearing houses unless they have been judged by Brussels as being properly regulated and supervised.
https://www.ft.com/content/40bf76ae-...f-cc63de1d73f4
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16-12-2019, 10:50 AM
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Re: EU "Stop BrExit" Next Phase

Originally Posted by swimfeeders ->
Hi

I acknowledge the UK World Trade Deficit.

We are no longer manufacturers, we are a Service based economy and 40% of our Service Exports are to the EU.

The huge foreign banks here are already moving trading bases to the EU.

There will be minimal job losses, but the trades will be done in the EU, causing a huge loss of Tax here in the UK.
Where on earth did you google up that rubbish ?
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16-12-2019, 10:52 AM
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Originally Posted by Solasch ->
Why else did Von der Leyen say that the deal on services has lower priority than a deal on trade?

Answer:
The UK-based financial services firms are waiting to hear if they will be able to serve clients in the EU 27, and if so, on what basis. Currently, the UK-based financial services firms rely on the so-called passporting rights. According to The Economist, 5,476 financial services firms based in Britain used 336,421 European passports to sell their products in the EU in 2016. By comparison, approximately 8,000 financial services firms based in the EEA used 23,535 European passports to sell their products in the UK. This proves that the removal of passporting rights as well as uncertainty over what will replace them amount to an existential threat.

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The emergency contingency measures are needed as EU regulations ban European companies from using non-EU clearing houses unless they have been judged by Brussels as being properly regulated and supervised.
https://www.ft.com/content/40bf76ae-...f-cc63de1d73f4
Yawn .....
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17-12-2019, 12:41 PM
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Re: EU "Stop BrExit" Next Phase

According to Swinford of The Times changes are afoot to our leaving agreement...


Boris Johnson is stripping these concessions out of Brexit bill:

* Giving Parliament vote on extending transition

* Pariamentary oversight of trade negotiations

* ‘Non-regression’ on workers’ rights
Time for reminders in Parliament to reflect on the fact they had the chance to pass the Withdrawal Agreement without quibbling. That chance has passed.
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17-12-2019, 02:04 PM
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Re: EU "Stop BrExit" Next Phase

Originally Posted by Meg ->
According to Swinford of The Times changes are afoot to our leaving agreement...




Time for reminders in Parliament to reflect on the fact they had the chance to pass the Withdrawal Agreement without quibbling. That chance has passed.
Looks like Boris is dumping all the quick fix laws that Poshoc
conjured up Meg?
Getting all his ducks in a row before tackling the commission l
expect!
Donkeyman!
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17-12-2019, 04:16 PM
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Re: EU "Stop BrExit" Next Phase

Originally Posted by Bread ->
Where on earth did you google up that rubbish ?
Hi

I didn't Google it.

Neither is it rubbish.
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17-12-2019, 04:46 PM
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Re: EU "Stop BrExit" Next Phase

Originally Posted by Meg ->
According to Swinford of The Times changes are afoot to our leaving agreement...




Time for reminders in Parliament to reflect on the fact they had the chance to pass the Withdrawal Agreement without quibbling. That chance has passed.
Wasn't it not so much the WA (in priniple agreed by the HoC) but the timetable that prohibited the ratification?

But unilateral adaptation of an agreement between two parties Is normally called "breaking of"
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17-12-2019, 08:15 PM
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Re: EU "Stop BrExit" Next Phase

Originally Posted by Solasch ->
Wasn't it not so much the WA (in priniple agreed by the HoC) but the timetable that prohibited the ratification?

But unilateral adaptation of an agreement between two parties Is normally called "breaking of"
Sounds promising then Solly!
But you are probably right,before we can continue we have to get
rid of the NO NO DEAL crap Poshoc introduced not so long ago!
Now if eu wants an extension they will have to request it, not
offer it!
Regards Donkeyman!
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17-12-2019, 08:39 PM
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Re: EU "Stop BrExit" Next Phase

Originally Posted by Donkeyman ->
Sounds promising then Solly!
But you are probably right,before we can continue we have to get
rid of the NO NO DEAL crap Poshoc introduced not so long ago!
Now if eu wants an extension they will have to request it, not
offer it!
Regards Donkeyman!


Hi

The EU will happily give us a Zero Tariff Zero Quota Deal, it suits them big time.

They are the manufacturing Economy, we are a Service Economy.

Services will not be included,
 
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