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Annabel Denham, IEA Director of Communications, has penned an article for The Spectator outlining her views on Brexit’s performance since the UK left the European Union.
Annabel judges the UK’s accomplishments in the areas of immigration, regulation, trade and the Northern Ireland Protocol.
Annabel argues that the government has failed to take full advantage of the UK’s independence. Since exiting the EU, Annabel points out that:
“we’ve had no financial or employment deregulation, we’ve signed up to a minimum corporation tax (like the EU), and we haven’t reformed our commitment to the European Court of Human Rights.”
Read the full article here.
Annabel judges the UK’s accomplishments in the areas of immigration, regulation, trade and the Northern Ireland Protocol.
Annabel argues that the government has failed to take full advantage of the UK’s independence. Since exiting the EU, Annabel points out that:
“we’ve had no financial or employment deregulation, we’ve signed up to a minimum corporation tax (like the EU), and we haven’t reformed our commitment to the European Court of Human Rights.”
Read the full article here.
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