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29 Oct 16
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A vote to leave the EU should trigger immediate Government action to deport European criminals and block the automatic entry of EU citizens into the UK, Vote Leave has said.
Setting out a “roadmap” for the Government in the event of a vote for Brexit, Boris Johnson, Michael Gove and their allies said that legislation should also be brought in before 2020 to exempt the UK from all EU laws and to sever the country from trade agreements made by Brussels.
Dismissing David Cameron’s warning claims that Brexit could result in a “decade of uncertainty” as the UK embarks upon a tortuous renegotiation of its relationship with the EU, the Vote Leave campaign claimed that a UK-EU trade deal could be thrashed out by the end of this Parliament in 2020.
The campaign group set out six bills they want to see introduced by the end of this Parliament – in a move dubbed “the Brexit Queen’s Speech”.
At the centre of their programme for government is legislation to sever the UK from the authority of the European Court of Justice – a move campaigners claimed would allow Britain to remove more criminals – and a new immigration bill to end the automatic right of EU citizens to come to the UK. Meanwhile, the European Communities Act would be repealed before 2020, which would mean EU treaties no longer form part of UK law.
In Brussels, informal negotiations with the EU could begin immediately after the vote, they said, and only after these “preliminary discussions” would it be necessary to activate Article 50 of the Treaty on European Union – the mechanism by which a member state formerly negotiates its exit from the bloc.
A new finance bill to abolish the 5 per cent rate of VAT on energy bills will be introduced, as will legislation to increase NHS spending by £100m a week
Chris Grayling, Leader of the House of Commons and Leave campaigner, said: “After we vote leave, the public need to see that there is immediate action to take back control from the EU. We will need a carefully managed negotiation process and some major legislative changes before 2020, including taking real steps to limit immigration, to abolish VAT on fuel and tampons, and to end the situation where an international court can tell us who we can and cannot deport. A vote to leave on 23 June is a vote for action, and the Government will need to respond quickly.”.
So there you have it a plan...
Setting out a “roadmap” for the Government in the event of a vote for Brexit, Boris Johnson, Michael Gove and their allies said that legislation should also be brought in before 2020 to exempt the UK from all EU laws and to sever the country from trade agreements made by Brussels.
Dismissing David Cameron’s warning claims that Brexit could result in a “decade of uncertainty” as the UK embarks upon a tortuous renegotiation of its relationship with the EU, the Vote Leave campaign claimed that a UK-EU trade deal could be thrashed out by the end of this Parliament in 2020.
The campaign group set out six bills they want to see introduced by the end of this Parliament – in a move dubbed “the Brexit Queen’s Speech”.
At the centre of their programme for government is legislation to sever the UK from the authority of the European Court of Justice – a move campaigners claimed would allow Britain to remove more criminals – and a new immigration bill to end the automatic right of EU citizens to come to the UK. Meanwhile, the European Communities Act would be repealed before 2020, which would mean EU treaties no longer form part of UK law.
In Brussels, informal negotiations with the EU could begin immediately after the vote, they said, and only after these “preliminary discussions” would it be necessary to activate Article 50 of the Treaty on European Union – the mechanism by which a member state formerly negotiates its exit from the bloc.
A new finance bill to abolish the 5 per cent rate of VAT on energy bills will be introduced, as will legislation to increase NHS spending by £100m a week
Chris Grayling, Leader of the House of Commons and Leave campaigner, said: “After we vote leave, the public need to see that there is immediate action to take back control from the EU. We will need a carefully managed negotiation process and some major legislative changes before 2020, including taking real steps to limit immigration, to abolish VAT on fuel and tampons, and to end the situation where an international court can tell us who we can and cannot deport. A vote to leave on 23 June is a vote for action, and the Government will need to respond quickly.”.
So there you have it a plan...
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Since the vote nothing has actually happened ...we are living in Limboland.
The problem is that leaving the E.U is so simple our politician can't seem to get their heads round it.
The only problem that you have with this thread is
A) It was a VOTE LEAVE 'road map'
B) The referendum was not about electing VOTE LEAVE as they were merely just a cross party 'Campaign Group'
Guisela Stuart was Chairman of VOTE LEAVE, she is a Labour politician
hth
A) It was a VOTE LEAVE 'road map'
B) The referendum was not about electing VOTE LEAVE as they were merely just a cross party 'Campaign Group'
Guisela Stuart was Chairman of VOTE LEAVE, she is a Labour politician
hth
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