EU Customs Union and Draft Withdrawal Agreement: Cost Debate
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(6 years, 2 months ago)
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I think we can agree that any extension to the transition period will be costly—£15 billion, £16 billion or whatever it is—but the problem is that we will have no MEPs to represent us, no say and no influence on any legislation introduced during that period. Does my hon. Friend agree that there should be no taxation without representation?