DRAFT EU/UK BREXIT DEAL INDICATES HOW LONDON AND BRUSSELS WANT TO CONTINUE ANTI-FRAUD COOPERATION
November 1st, 2018
THE DRAFT Brexit agreement that has caused political controversy in the UK, but which the European Union (EU) insists is its final offer, would – if approved – see the immediate retention of much existing cooperation between Britain and the remaining EU.
The complex 585-page agreement that lays out the terms by which the UK would quit the EU, as planned on March 29, is supposed to be a temporary agreement. But it allows for one extension of the December 2020 deadline for ending a transitional period that would see existing EU law largely remain in ...
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