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john redwood's diary speaking for england skip to content home about books contact photos local issues debates history video gallery press releases articles « older posts the benefits of brexit by johnredwood | published: june 15, 2018 the prime minister tells us the government is committed to brexit and wishes to deliver the benefits it can bring. that is good news. i look forward to early news from the government on the following. first, i want to know how all the money saved is going to be spent, and a sense of urgency in getting us out of financial commitments as soon as possible. i have set out my own suggestions for increased spending on health, social care and other priorities. spending that money at home gives a 0.6% gdp boost and saves us a lot of money on our balance of payments deficit. second, i want to see our new fishing policy as we become an independent coastal state. we need a policy that is kinder to our fish and our fishermen, and which lands more the fish caught in the uk for uk consumption. third, i want to see a new migration and borders policy which is fair between eu and non eu migrants, and assists the government in hitting its targets for levels of migration. fourth, i want to see the trade department roll over the current eu trade agreements with other countries into uk agreements and make good progress on negotiating good agreements with more of the 90% of the non eu world that does not have a trade agreement with the eu. i want the uk to offer reduced tariffs and barriers to developing countries in return for more market access for ourselves. fifth i want to see tax cuts in areas where we cannot cut taxes at the moment, including the abolition of vat on green products and domestic fuel. sixth i want to hear what our global agenda will be as we regain our vote and voice on a number of important international bodies. posted in uncategorized | leave a comment postings to this site by johnredwood | published: june 14, 2018 i have been extremely busy for the last two days with a lot of activity in the commons and many votes to attend to. i am currently unable to handle the volume of postings from some people, and the length of many postings. where people have posted many and long postings i am deleting some to reduce the backlog. some people do get away with a lot of short postings, because i moderate the short ones first. i do not delete based on whether they are pro or anti. i do delete posts that make unfair or unproven allegations against anyone, whatever their politics. posted in uncategorized | 19 comments in the customs doldrums – again by johnredwood | published: june 14, 2018 the house of commons keeps returning to the issue of customs. yesterday the opposition decided to spend virtually the whole day once again rehearsing the same old arguments. labour presented it latest version of its policy. apparently they want to be in a customs union with the eu but not in the customs union the eu already has. they want a “strong single market deal based on shared regulations and shared institutions” which sounds much like staying in the single market, but assume “freedom of movement will end”. gone are all the fine words of the labour manifesto setting out how the uk will have a distinctive independent trade policy after brexit. it is difficult to see how this latest view would ever be negotiable with an institution which has always said belonging to the customs union and single market comes with the four freedoms attached, including freedom of movement. it also requires payment of budget contributions and acceptance of the european court’s supremacy. it also led to a massive labour rebellion on one of the votes. why has labour changed its stance from the general election, which was to back brexit and set out on an independent path? we were told yesterday again that they are worried that manufacturers running just in time systems in the uk will not be able to import parts from the continent if we leave. how bizarre! uk manufacturers runs complex supply chains with just in time deliveries at the moment using parts from outside the eu, and that works fine! the continental suppliers would have every incentive to carry on supplying in time, as their jobs and income depend on it. why do remain mps now pretend we did not know we were voting to leave the single market and customs union, when both official campaigns in the referendum told us just that and actually agreed on this point! meanwhile the government seeks to negotiate smooth border arrangements and sensible customs arrangements. it would be a good idea for the uk to offer tariff free trade and see if the eu does want that or not. some wrongly say they have not yet invented the computer systems to handle customs charges without stopping trucks at borders and working it out on a calculator there and then. they need to go and visit a large trucking firm and see that there are already smooth ways of paying customs dues on line with electronic filings which we and the rest of the eu use for the non eu trade which does attract customs dues. posted in uncategorized | 103 comments walk outs from parliament over the eu by johnredwood | published: june 13, 2018 the snp walk out today over an eu debate reminded some mps of the previous walk out by nick clegg for the liberal democrats in february 2008. then speaker martin refused to allow debate on one of their amendments which wanted an in/out referendum on the eu. as nick clegg said “it is time to give the british people a real referendum on britain’s membership of the european union” . that idea did not go too well for him or his party. i still treasure the yellow leaflet they sent out telling me it was vital the “british people have a say in a real referendum”. posted in uncategorized | 36 comments remaining contradictions about parliamentary sovereignty by johnredwood | published: june 13, 2018 i believe in parliamentary sovereignty, subject to the ultimate sovereignty of the british people. in recent debates some have sought to suggest that those who favour brexit, who made the case for restoring the sovereignty of the british people and their parliament, now no longer reflect this view because we wish to limit parliament’s role in the brexit process. nothing could be further from the truth. parliament reasserted its sovereignty vis a vis the eu by offering uk voters a vote on whether to stay or to leave the eu. the government on behalf of parliament made it clear in a leaflet to all voting households that we the people would make the decision. when we leave the eu parliament will once again be able to exercise the people’s sovereignty over all government issues, freed of the ultimate jurisdiction of the european court and the eu council. when the voters made a decision which a majority of mps did not agree with parliament had to make a choice. should it honour its promise to the british people, or should it seek to overturn the decision of the people? wisely parliament decided to implement the wishes of the people by voting strongly in favour of sending the article 50 letter notifying the eu of our intention to leave on 29 march 2019 in accordance with treaty law. in a general election voters reaffirmed their view on the eu by voting overwhelmingly for the two main parties who both promised brexit and rejecting the main party that offered a second referendum or a stay in option. the commons followed up by approving the eu withdrawal bill. some in parliament seem to think parliament can keep on changing its mind on this matter. they seek a further parliamentary vote with the intent of overturning the decision of the british people and contradicting all the previous votes in parliament on this topic. i urge parliament not to do this. it would be difficult for the world to take the uk seriously if its parliament kept changing its mind about whether to leave or remain in the eu.it is difficult to see why parliament rightly thought

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