The NHS was founded in the ashes of WWII. Cutting it to save money is backwards; it is an investment that pays dividends in human wealth. So, with the EU agre

The NHS was founded in the ashes of WWII. Cutting it to save money is backwards; it is an investment that pays dividends in human wealth. So, with the EU agreements out of force, but not structure to replace it, what's to stop business as usual anyway? OK so now UK has no treaty for importing oranges or whatever. But that doesn't mean they are going to start actively blocking imports and sales. Sure some nation could do that, but those would be stepwise policy changes, not automatic chaos. Law governs people, but it doesn't control them. People due what they think will work, even if paperwork changes.