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[MichaelAwkward]

Now that we're out, we still have to abide by EU regulations in order to trade with the EU.

So does every country that trades with the EU... What's your point?

 

[Chuk_Chuk]

So does every country that trades with the EU... What's your point?

We are in a worst position because we now have no say in how the laws are written but must except them. If we are some how lucky we may avoid an agreement that sees us accepting EU laws.

 

[helpimcrap]

We are in a worst position because we now have no say in how the laws are written but must except them. If we are some how lucky we may avoid an agreement that sees us accepting EU laws.

It'll be give and take I think to reach an amicable conclusion because the EU stands to lose a lot more trade from the UK I think? German cars, French wine, and whatever the Italians etc do lol.

Cutting the nose of to spite the face I feel even the UK and the EU is above.

 

[MichaelAwkward]

We are in a worst position because we now have no say in how the laws are written but must except them. If we are some how lucky we may avoid an agreement that sees us accepting EU laws.

I think you're confusing EU laws related to products before they can be sold in the EU, and EU internal directives and regulations.

 

[Chuk_Chuk]

It'll be give and take I think to reach an amicable conclusion because the EU stands to lose a lot more trade from the UK I think? German cars, French wine, and whatever the Italians etc do lol.

Cutting the nose of to spite the face I feel even the UK and the EU is above.

I personally don't see the EU budging on the uptake of rules and regulations but only time will tell.
edit: At your last sentence, I wouldn't count on that.

 

[EddScott]

So does every country that trades with the EU... What's your point?

My point is that the leave campaign said our membership of the EU restricted or had a negative influence on our trade deals with non EU countries.