Proceeding contribution from Geraint Davies (Labour) in the House of Commons on Thursday, 21 February 2019. It occurred during Debate on Future Free Trade Agreements.
Future Free Trade Agreements
Does my hon. Friend think it is a cruel irony that Margaret Thatcher was instrumental in creating the single market and getting Japanese car companies to come here as a platform to access that market? The EU-Japan trade deal is one of the reasons they have gone there. The other imperative is that, had we not been Brexiting, those car manufacturers would in all probability stay in the EU, in Britain, where they are already. Given that car workers who voted to leave are now finding that they voted to leave their jobs, should they not have a final say on whether we leave at all? They certainly did not vote to lose their jobs. It is completely farcical.
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- Conditions of employment Animal welfare Agriculture Developing countries Australia China Health services Human rights Food Economic growth NHS Motor vehicles Manufacturing industries Public sector New Zealand Trade Trade agreements USA Free trade Brexit UK relations with EU Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership
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