Proceeding contribution from Lord Vaizey of Didcot (Conservative) in the House of Commons on Thursday, 6 July 2017. It occurred during Debate on Exiting the European Union and Global Trade.
Exiting the European Union and Global Trade
I will on Wednesday morning, because I have run out of time now—I have only 30 seconds left. I wish to conclude with a plea. I know that we have this two-year timetable under article 50, but, as the Secretary of State said, this is a political process. He is hoping that the European Union will do a deal because their politicians will want to do what is right for their people. Why are we wedded to a two-year cliff-edge process, given that even in a brief, six-minute speech I have been able to highlight some of the extraordinary complexities we are facing? If only I had had longer, perhaps 12 or 18 minutes, I could have expanded on this.
3.21 pm
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- 2017-19
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- Business Developing countries Immigration European Union Financial services Import controls Ports Products Migrant workers Sovereignty Trade Trade agreements Foreign investment in UK World Trade Organization World economy Brexit
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