When the UK Govt lays the blame on business for being unprepared for what happens come 1 January, remember these tweets. 👇
There will be no border in the Irish Sea between GB & NI. The NI Protocol explicitly prevents the creation of one. More than half of NI's external trade is with the rest of UK, which is why the UKIM Bill guarantees businesses in NI will have unfettered access to rest of UK market
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@hayward_katy
Main issue is obviously the use of the word “border” & political sensitivity associated with it. The fact that most of the new processes required will affect traffic one way is rather unique, so not a border in traditional sense anyway. Would a different term or description help?
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@hayward_katy
Great Britain is England, Wales and Scotland. Guidance on moving goods into, out of and through Northern Ireland will be added to in the coming weeks. web site, seems there not ready yet either.
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@irlembberlin
@bpol_b
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[VIDEO] “The only way Brexit could ever be delivered and will ever be delivered, is by military force. So expect a National Emergency of some description”.
#GaslightingGilligan
#TickTockTroops
*2018*👇
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@hayward_katy
@BelfastAgmt
When ppl say, "oh God! I cant wait for 2021, it can't be as bad as 2020" im kinda dying on the inside because of this coming shitstorm.
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@hayward_katy
I find it strange the the NIO would put out a tweet about the IMB which is still a Bill & is not yet law!
Furthermore the EU Parl will not ratify any UK-EU Trade Deal with many of the IMB components in place.
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@hayward_katy
Or Johnston's now infamous quote "bin the forms and get them to call Downing Street"
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