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Brexiteers Demand the UK Leaves the Customs Union!

4,232 views · Published 26 April 2018 · 10:23 · Indexed 20 October 2026

Channel: Jeff Taylor · 2018 · News & Politics

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Tory Brexiteers have demanded in a private meeting with the PM that she sticks to her promise of a clean break from the customs union.

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At a private meeting on Tuesday, Brexit-backing Tories told Theresa May that she must keep to her plan for a clean break from the European Union.

"At the meeting, which took place in the prime minister’s office on Tuesday, - reports Bloomberg - May reassured euroskeptics she will deliver the kind of Brexit they want, according to two people familiar with the conversation. The gathering was convened amid reports that May might be getting ready to buckle on her red line to quit the customs union..."

And Bloomberg went on to say that she is also now under pressure to drop any plans for a new customs partnership and tariff regime as it would be far too complicated, with Graeme Leach writing in CityAM calling it one of the most half baked ideas in economic history.

The trouble is that the government has already paid McKinsey & Company £680,000 to design a customs arrangement, which the Eurocrats dismissed as soon as it touched their desk.

Well, here's my plan - no customs union - now where do I send my bill for £680,000?

According to the BBC, MPs have 'grave concerns' about a lack of progress and urgency in the business department regarding Brexit planning.

Despite the business department being so central to Brexit, the Public Accounts Committee chairwoman, Labour MP Meg Hillier, said it was "operating in a parallel universe where urgency is an abstract concept" and that her committee was "alarmed that the department has made virtually no attempt to re-order its priorities" with doubts that IT systems would be ready.

Now, just like all large concerns both public and private, there is a huge amount on inbuilt inertia in Westminster - all those civil servants thinking, if I ignore this long enough or put enough obstacles in the way and just hang on, the problem will eventually disappear. At present that inertia is being fuelled by all those peers and MPs indulging in their Remain antics doing their best to induce uncertainty and confusion around Brexit wherever they go.

The best way to ensure the success of Brexit and a speedy resolution to any problems is for the politicians to get behind the people and do what was asked of them! That would soon permeate through to the Whitehall mandarins.

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