Withdrawal Agreement: Proposed Changes Debate
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Patrick Grady
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Withdrawal Agreement: Proposed Changes
Patrick Grady Excerpts(5 years, 3 months ago)
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Patrick Grady (Glasgow North) (SNP)
Are the proposals for the Northern Ireland border the Government’s vision of the perpetual future relationship on the border, or are they actually another form of backstop until some glorious new customs relationship is reached between the whole of the UK and the European Union?
James Duddridge
There will be the point of exit on 31 October; a future economic partnership and a final relationship; and the consent point for the Northern Ireland Assembly to review the issue. So there are many junctures in the future where things can change.