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All of that remains to be seen. There are two major causes to this particular outcome. 1. Article 50 is an exceptionally poor piece of legislation if your ob
by hardlianotion 8y ago
All of that remains to be seen. There are two major causes to this particular outcome.
1. Article 50 is an exceptionally poor piece of legislation if your objective is to deliver a smooth and equitable separation from the Union.
2. The Irish border is very sensitive and prone to violence, and the Irish government has successfully ensured that their concerns addressed in the form that they have been, within the withdrawal agreement.
- AstralStorm 8y ago1. It is actually a pretty well written piece of law, the about only problem in it is short timeframes - it wasn't imagined in the spirit of complete political mess but more like an orderly exit option with previous long deliberation. Unfortunately British politicians love to stall and waste time, eventually invoking a fallback clause.