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https://twitter.com/KirstyS_Hughes/status/1048608617505677315See eg from the FT article quoted by Kirsty.
https://twitter.com/DavidHenigUK/status/1047723845355036672(The other - more acknowledged - is the Irish border.)
https://twitter.com/denismacshane/status/1047004024518717441That question - what access do we want our employees, young people, retirees, musicians, consultants, other self-employed to have to our closest and huge neighbour, the EU - never seems to be asked, though. Perhaps @bbcnickrobinson will ask the PM on @BBCr4today?
https://twitter.com/georgeperetzqc/status/1045581236893339648?s=21
https://twitter.com/ColinYeo1/status/1045651016027377666The article is right that the Court of Appeal dealt rather unimpressively with what is a key question for any democratic polity: who do you accept as being a member of it, entitled to a voice in its politics?
https://twitter.com/GeorgePeretzQC/status/1044216765197234176The example there was failing to be honest about the fact that separate U.K. regulation means delayed drugs. But there are other examples.
https://twitter.com/xtophercook/status/1044219975408529408Anyone can grumble - as @iealondon and @ShankerASingham do in this report - about labour, environmental, data protection and agri-food rules. But the only thing that counts is specific proposals to reform them. Anything else is patter designed to conceal prestidigitation.
https://twitter.com/georgeperetzqc/status/1033677680821129217?s=21
https://twitter.com/jdportes/status/1044163808212799488Its content is a reminder that when anyone promises gains from deregulation without explaining exactly what they have in mind, count your spoons.
https://twitter.com/BaronessDeech/status/1043616554401841158Since our own Lady Hale is a former “prof”, that criticism is a bit strange. And referring casually to “civil servants” ignores the very different structure of many continental legal professions, especially in administrative law.
https://twitter.com/fteconomics/status/1043074042230661120... (2) to avoid factories - especially car factories - closing due to Brexit (which she knows would kill both Brexit and her government).
https://twitter.com/JolyonMaugham/status/1043097467229810688Note: the Inner House has drafted the reference (so it will go straight off) and asked for the expedited procedure (so the ECJ can give judgment fast).
https://twitter.com/annietrev/status/1042332062416494593One rather obvious example is the suggestion of free movement of labour - where the EU is cited as an example to follow. From a pro-Brexit outfit such as @BrexitCentral or a pro-Brexit MP like @annietrev, that is ... chutzpah.
https://twitter.com/damiancollins/status/1040313685187747841Access to a platform like #bbcqt is a scarce resource, and in a democracy ought to be allocated in the basis of principle, not shock value or being known to the right people.
https://twitter.com/JulienHoez/status/1039499298805829632Quite extraordinary that Martin Howe QC of @lawyers4britain - who is supposed to have contributed to this “report” - let a statement like that pass.
https://twitter.com/samuelmarclowe/status/1039486923348295680I explained, briefly, why that analysis was wrong here. telegraph.co.uk/politics/2018/…. I have seen no attempt by Martin or anyone else to respond to those points.
https://twitter.com/BaldwinRE/status/1037577375314325505The paper is here. bankofengland.co.uk/-/media/boe/fi…