Lord Frost - the UK's Brexit minister - met business representatives in Northern Ireland
A "stock-taking" meeting involving Lord Frost and European Commission Vice President Maros Sefcovic could take place next week.They are covering around 30 issues ranging from VAT on used cars, to pet travel and the movement of food products from GB to NI.The NI Protocol is the part of the Brexit deal that creates a trade border in the Irish Sea
But the two sides are still far apart on the majority of issues, particularly the possibility of an agri-food agreement.
Shouldn’t have agreed to it then should we? But, hey, it got Brexit done.
And who negotiated it?
“Brexit Means Brexit”
I reiterate my understanding that this government is a shower of ignorance and hollow flag shagging rhetoric.
Then why did the British government sign up to it? Ya makes your bed now lie on it.
chrisgreybrexit Sack whoever negotiated it!! oh was it Lord DavidGHFrost ? He would be super stand up. Rubbish as philosopher and negotiating though.
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