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So:
Johnson wants UK businesses to prepare for Brexit by following govt advice
But the advice will be shaped by trade deal we don& #39;t yet have
And Johnson won& #39;t decide on deal until he knows who& #39;s in the White House
And postal voting means this could easily be another week
Johnson wants UK businesses to prepare for Brexit by following govt advice
But the advice will be shaped by trade deal we don& #39;t yet have
And Johnson won& #39;t decide on deal until he knows who& #39;s in the White House
And postal voting means this could easily be another week
Assume the best case scenario:
1 US election is decided on 3rd Nov
2 Johnson signs a trade deal on 4th
3 Govt advice is finalised and published on the same day
(and how likely is all that?)
Then businesses will have 31 working days to prepare for Brexit. And will be shut.
1 US election is decided on 3rd Nov
2 Johnson signs a trade deal on 4th
3 Govt advice is finalised and published on the same day
(and how likely is all that?)
Then businesses will have 31 working days to prepare for Brexit. And will be shut.
Because the govt didn& #39;t listen to advisors and do a circuit-breaker lockdown, we will now have a bigger lockdown, during which most businesses will be unable to operate fully, or will be completely closed.
And that& #39;s when they have to prepare for Brexit.
And that& #39;s when they have to prepare for Brexit.
The govt has so little control it can& #39;t decide anything until America does.
The "oven-ready deal" skipped the middle man and went straight in the toilet.
We& #39;re cutting support for furloughed people just as we close their workplaces again.
The "oven-ready deal" skipped the middle man and went straight in the toilet.
We& #39;re cutting support for furloughed people just as we close their workplaces again.
