The release of Legatum Paper causes a swath of controversion regarding the opinion over the suspicion of the future of a global Britain. It aims to offer a constructive roadmap for Brexit and claims this Brexit trip of leaving the EU customs union and intenal market will 'maximise the benefits and minimise the disruptions of Brexit.'
Admittedly, hands cannot wait to raise up to protest such a Eurosceptic hard stance. It is sorts of 'ignorant or bad' as Financial Times specified.
George Peretz, a lawyer, points out that two fundamental premises of the report’s policy advice are simply asserted without justification: first, that the UK is in a hurry because other countries will lose interest in talking trade unless Britain urgently proves that it is a “global leader” in trade liberalisation; and second, that the EU can be convinced to accept the UK’s product and services regulation even as, and after, the UK substantially drops or dilutes EU rules (which Legatum recommends).
Richard North presents the explanation of his adversarial stance that this 'sweet dream' as the Legatum paper supposed will not come true - 'Legatum is asking for a free pass” by assuming the UK can have its mutual recognition cake and eat its regulatory divergence.'
No one is waiting for the leadership of Britain over the liberalizing trade from the rest of the world as FT addressed. Adversely, the tough journey of the negotiation reflects that Britain is dancing on the hot pot to remain its rights looks like a 'membership' of the EU. Legatum suggests the UK could offer to pay for a list of costs related to future trade integration measures (such as paying for “re-tooling” EU members’ customs agencies, or indemnifying the EU if third parties bring WTO cases against it for disruptions pre-Brexit import quotas). This completely disregards the very real outstanding expenditures the EU wants the UK to meet its share of, and which The Times reports Theresa May is now ready to accept in full.
It's ticking on the time. Nevertheless, the patience of players is not endless. British Bankers and Consultant services cannot expect to extend the period of contracts beyond the March 2019 until the legal divergence and uncertainty are resolved.
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