The UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson keeps the existing transitional period he agreed upon with all the European Union in his Brexit offer. The British will keep the EU on 31 January next year.
The transition time period within the package works until December 2020.
The time period can then be prolonged by another 2 yrs. That means that when the British House of Commons approves the deal, the EU regulations will still affect the British until a minimum of the conclusion of 2020.
However, these are no more able to participate in EU choices after January 31.
“The government will not lengthen the transition period,” said Johnson spokesman nowadays. “The prime minister believes there will be a good deal with all the European Union at the end of 2020.”
He emphasised that all choices should be taken into consideration, together with a departure through the EU without a offer.
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