If we vote for Brexit what happens

CLAPTON

setmefree2 wrote: »

Trade Renegotiate or reconfigure deals with more than 50 countries.

Free movement Agree residence and residual work rights for 3m EU-born UK residents and some 1.8m British passport holders in EU countries. Establish rights for their family members, and future cross-border workers.

Corporate rights Establish rights for UK and EU companies with cross-border affiliates. Clarify contractual obligations, access to courts, and investor rights.

Regulations Renationalise 5,896 full EU regulations and 6,399 technical regulations by ditching them, passing legislation or negotiating a transition. Such regulations currently directly apply to the UK, but are not on the UK statute book.

Directives Renationalise EU directives by adjusting or repealing Brussels-inspired law to adjust to new priorities or adapt to Britain’s new relations with the EU. At least 15 per cent of the UK statute book is based on 978 EU directives and 656 related technical directives.

Air transport Britain potentially loses rights under 78 EU-negotiated agreements. New landing and airport access rights must be agreed with the EU and scores of international governments.

Enforcement National bodies replacing EU agencies need funding, manpower and legal clout to replace EU agencies. This covers competition, trade agreement and protection, farming, pharmaceuticals, chemicals and food safety standards

Money Settle outstanding EU bills. Contributions to 2017-2020 budget expected to be £56.6bn gross and £26.3bn net. Partition share of debts to EU institutions.


http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/1be51532-dc94-11e5-8541-00fb33bdf038.html#axzz41Mb4vIQa

Brexit = Job Creation Scheme

seems all very straightforward : are there any specific bits that are rocket science?

dosh

http://citywire.co.uk/money/what-you-need-to-know-about-brexit-economics/a883975

Conclusion

'Although the impact of Brexit on the British economy is uncertain, we doubt that Britain's long-term economic outlook hinges on it,' the report concludes. 'Things have changed a lot since 1973, when joining the European Economic Community was a big deal for the United Kingdom.

'There are arguably more important issues now, such as whether productivity will recover. The shortfall in British productivity relative to its pre-crisis trend is still over 10%, so regaining that lost ground would offset even the most negative effects of Brexit on the economy.'

More Detail:

https://woodfordfunds.com/economic-impact-brexit-report/

Rinoa

setmefree2 wrote: »

More scaremongering - this time from the G20

Brexit could pose risk to world economy, says draft G20 statement

Fantastic news.

Looks like we'll have significant bargaining power after we leave.

prosaver

Generali wrote: »

Why bother? All I've seen from you is childish insults.

maybe 2, thats it,
wrong again as usual.............. yawn

prosaver

everyone's
crapin.g themselves if we leave especially America .we must be better of by releasing the chains of the EU.
free at last


see the date in the right hand corner this has been happening for 4 years........

Generali

prosaver wrote: »

maybe 2, thats it,
wrong again as usual.............. yawn

Three now.

If you CBA to engage with the debate why bother to post?

prosaver

Generali wrote: »

Three now.

If you CBA to engage with the debate why bother to post?

I am but all the pro EU dont back anything with fact just newspaper clipping and tales from television.
All the out campaigners gives you solid facts.
We are still waiting for hamish reply as he just said.
''lies from the out EU campaign , again.''
And if some one asks again for the reply the Pro EU brigade people say childish things like is there a echo in the house.
And then you say I'M childish

Generali

prosaver wrote: »

All the out campaigners gives you solid facts.

I've given solid facts and all you have given me back is your silly comments and a little bit of conjecture.

prosaver

Generali wrote: »

Given the spelling and punctuation, I suspect that the poster talking about The War doesn't remember the war.

childish.............

prosaver

Generali wrote: »

prosaver wrote: »

Percentage wise I dont know ,I supposes Ill have to get you more facts to prove you wrong.....again

Well that's me told. You really have a grip of this facts thingy.



War thing?

childish ........................you know what I mean:)