The British government has revealed the plan of quitting the European Union, which is also known as the Brexit. Prime Minister Theresa May promised to publish the final version of the Brexit scenario a couple of weeks ago.
The introduction to this document explains that the British business community doesn’t want to cancel the referendum results. On the contrary, they are going to benefit from the Brexit. Most members of the House of Commons voted for letting Theresa May initiate the Brexit scenario. Moreover, this is something most British citizens want. At this point, the question is who the UK is going quit the EU for good.
Previously, Theresa May established the key principles the Brexit is going to be based on. In particular, the UK is planning to leave the EU market and set new customs rules for revised trade relations with EU partners. On top of that, London is planning to launch a new migration control system, which is designed to monitor and filter those refugees from Syria and other Muslim states as they arrive from the EU.
The program is going to be introduced gradually in order to let British businesses get used to it and adopt the new rules. As for the migration thing, the priority will be given to those who want to get higher education in the UK, as well as those skilled workers who want to get employed by British businesses to cover the lack of highly-skilled labor power in some sectors of the British economy.
At the same time, Great Britain is going to quit the jurisdiction of the European Court. They are planning to introduce a mild control system on the border between Ireland and Northern Ireland, which will be the only EU-UK land frontier after the UK quits the EU. At the same time, Northern Ireland, Wales, and Scotland , will get more independence as members of the United Kingdom. This will be possible after London gets some authority back from Brussels.
In the meantime, some representatives of the British government underline that their stance in the Brexit talks will not always be made public. In particular, they are not planning to make frequent statements to update the public on the progress of implementing the Brexit scenario. As for fighting international criminals and terrorists, the UK is still going to cooperate with the EU on that.
