With a referendum in due course on whether we stay or leave, it's as well that all know what's involved in leaving, something that's certainly not true at present. For example, how many appreciate that we have to give two years notice to leave, or that we have to seek the agreement of all other member states? Or that once that's agreed, parliament will have to agree to leave too?
And once all that's achieved, the nightmare of undoing all of our many years of complex legal interlinking begins.
And what of the 2 million Britons who live elsewhere in the union, losing all their health/benefit rights or even their right to live in those other countries?
If you are interested in what's involved, the following BBC Radio 4 program available on the i-player link below is very informative:
How to Make a Brexit
36 minutes duration, it will be available until 13th January 2016.
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And once all that's achieved, the nightmare of undoing all of our many years of complex legal interlinking begins.
And what of the 2 million Britons who live elsewhere in the union, losing all their health/benefit rights or even their right to live in those other countries?
If you are interested in what's involved, the following BBC Radio 4 program available on the i-player link below is very informative:
How to Make a Brexit
36 minutes duration, it will be available until 13th January 2016.
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