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It's a big step from agreeing to use UK sites as part of "Best Reasonable Efforts" to the EU having the right to recieve certain manufacture from UK sites. Any
by calpaterson 6y ago
It's a big step from agreeing to use UK sites as part of "Best Reasonable Efforts" to the EU having the right to recieve certain manufacture from UK sites.
Anyway, as I said: it's totally irrelevant as no amount of litigating the contents of their contract will get them what they want. They want doses that are inside the borders of a third country. That third country also has designs on those doses the EU is not in their good books.
It requires a political solution, not a legal one - but try telling the commission that, apparently.
- YeGoblynQueenne 6y agoFor the time benig the dispute is between the EU and AstraZeneca. The UK has not said at any point that they will stop vaccine doeses from being exported from UK manufacturing sites to the EU.