London intends to implement the "soft" Brexit
On this the head of government on Monday will notify members of the House of Commons of Parliament.
It is reported that in his speech, the prime minister “will report to parliamentarians on the outcome of the EU summit held in 14-15 December in Brussels, at which the leaders of the community countries approved the transition to the second phase of the Brexit talks, which will coordinate cooperation in the areas of security and trade.”
According to the release, May will declare that the summit directives indicate the presence of a “common desire of the European Union and the United Kingdom to make rapid progress with respect to the implementation period”.
"This will give certainty to employers and families (ordinary workers) that we are going to implement the" soft "Brexit," the statement says.
May recalls that in her September speech in Florence, she said that “in the strictly limited period of transition that will follow Brexit, the United Kingdom, due to its withdrawal from the European Union by that time, will formally no longer be a member of a single market or EU Customs Union.
In addition, she will outline in her speech a number of details regarding the border and trade regime, which London will adhere to during the transition period.
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