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> and the terms of any trade agreement we make with the EU will be adjudicated by the ECJ, as they are for any other country So the ECJ makes it judgement and
by growlist 6y ago
> and the terms of any trade agreement we make with the EU will be adjudicated by the ECJ, as they are for any other country
So the ECJ makes it judgement and the US for example has to abide? Please.
- simonh 6y agoOh you're right, my apologies. Those sorts of agreements are usually adjudicated by the WTO. I was thinking of European Economic Area agreements so it depends on the type of deals we agree with the EU. However a lot of our interim agreements with the EU will be based on continuing intra-EU agreements we are currently party to and those will be adjudicated by the ECJ even though we won't be a member, because they are based in EU treaties and law.