E U. Should we stay or should we leave.

[Andy_1984]

snoopers charter v2. apparently the EU could have stopped it with one of their laws/rules/whatever

[corydoras]

Every law, rule or directive has to be voted on by the MEPs. It does not become EU law unless the majority of MEPs vote for it in an anonymous ballot. It has to be voted on by a majority of MEPs.

If you think that we get a rough deal some times go look at the calibre of the has-beens, wanna-bes and muppets the UK returns to the European Parliament. Then go and look at the same from France or Germany.

[corydoras]

not quite, the opposite looks likely:

 

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-37891734

 

Where better to get a taste of life beyond the EU - than India. With such deep historical links between the two countries - surely the UK can cut through the bureaucratic smog that saw Brussels spend nearly a decade negotiating, but ultimately fail to agree a deal with the world's fastest growing economy.

But Indian business leaders are confused. No-one knows what the UK's relationship with Europe will eventually look like, and many are unsure about how much can be usefully discussed until the UK has withdrawn from the EU - a point that is at least two years away.

Some things are clear and all too familiar. Trade and immigration are linked. If the UK wants better access to Indian markets, the government in Delhi wants a looser approach to UK work and student visas. This week saw Britain's visa rules for foreign visitors tightened.

Specific deals will be announced over the next 24 hours but more clarity around a trade relationship that has stagnated or even declined in recent years is likely to remain enveloped in the Delhi smog.

 

Are you sure you linked to the right page Barry? I know quite a few Indians in Southampton Barry, many who voted Brexit and many of them think that Modi should insist upon free movement as part of any sunstantial trade agreement.

[corydoras]

Brexit campaigners in Britain reacted with anger to the idea, arguing that it would discriminate against Leave voters and that it was “an outrage”.

Good! I'm all up for a wee spot of outrage.

[big_cod]

Brexit campaigners in Britain reacted with anger to the idea, arguing that it would discriminate against Leave voters and that it was an outrage.

 

Good! I'm all up for a wee spot of outrage.

Well that could change a lot of things to anybody wanting to set a business up in Spain Free healthcare free movement That having your cake and eating it well it will be for some . Edited November 11, 2016 by big_cod

[corydoras]

Well that could change a lot of things to anybody wanting to set a business up in Spain Free healthcare free movement That having your cake and eating it well it will be for some .

 

The amendment suggests the provision of “European associate citizenship for those who feel and wish to be part of the European project but are nationals of a former Member State; offers these associate citizens the rights of freedom of movement and to reside on its territory as well as being represented in the Parliament through a vote in the European elections on the European lists”.

Edited November 11, 2016 by corydoras

[Steve Walker]

I don't get why people are upset by that, nor why even people who voted leave wouldn't take up the offer.

[corydoras]

I don't get why people are upset by that, nor why even people who voted leave wouldn't take up the offer.

It doesn't take much to upset them Steve. I can't wait to hear what ol' Bazza has to say about Maggie Maggie May potentially writing the CFP into post-Brexit UK law

 

I don't suppose he'll be that chuffed by stuff like this either.

https://www.ft.com/content/f88a6556-5b0f-11e6-9f70-badea1b336d4

[barry luxton]

I don''t know why fishermen ever got thee idea that leaving the EU would mean an end to quotas anyway. Fishing quotas are not limited to the EU. America has fishing quotas, Australia has fishing quotas. New Zealand has fishing quotas.Canada has fishing quotas.

 

His heed is fu' o' wee motors Paul.

 

IPB?

 

 

As your such an expert on quotas perhaps you can expand for us the value of the cfp in relation to the u k fisheries? And expand on what the guy was on about within your link.

 

Your post re laughing your socks off is a start. don't go personal for a change give us a précis of the situation. Or is it smoke and mirror.

 

May has told all e u policies will be enshrined within u k law and that it will be down to the u k government to either choose or dump. self determination as opposed to buropratic failed management., what part of it can't this hastings guy not understand. Taking back control has nothing to do with quota, that will be for the u k government to decide, following brexit.

 

And I don't suppose for one minute the poll included the over tens, the producer organisations or even the slipper skippers.

[barry luxton]

Brexit campaigners in Britain reacted with anger to the idea, arguing that it would discriminate against Leave voters and that it was “an outrage”.

 

Good! I'm all up for a wee spot of outrage.

 

do let us know when junker and co decide to adopt this plan, e u crisis management, looks good to enable the euro dream to continue and trundle on into oblivion.

 

Will the buropratts expand on it next year to round up those left in france and Germany after their elections who hold onto the euro dream come what may (pun intended).