Europe, Referendum & Brexit (formerly Europe..IN or OUT??)

(19-06-2016 13:15 )HannahsPet Wrote:  Good article in the mirror about this very subject

http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/how...ly-7420612

That's actually a different subject.

The Mirror article is discussing how many of the UK's laws come from the EU. What I was discussing is how many of the UK's laws that do come from the EU would be likely to change in the event of a Brexit. I suspect it wouldn't be that many.

(19-06-2016 11:41 )admiral decker Wrote:  

(19-06-2016 08:41 )Doddle Wrote:  

(18-06-2016 20:05 )wackawoo Wrote:  Why would leavng suddenly mean these will stop?

Because they will be illegal, obviously! They will refer to a sets of agreements which we have just voted to come out of!

This is incorrect. A Brexit would mean we had voted to come out of FUTURE legislation required by the EU, not the existing legislation.

In event of a Brexit the status quo would apply and the UK parliament would be able to consider particular laws individually over time.

Fair enough.

I notice Michael Gove has tried to pretend that Farage's offensive Nazi-esque poster was a bad thing. Of course, this is the cunning deniability which comes from having 2 Leave campaign groups at the same time.

nice site with all the bills discussed year by year http://www.parliament.uk/business/bills-...ous-bills/

Tell you will be great to become a constitutional lawyer if we brexit get a feeling could take years and years to sort it out

i can see one reason for having certain laws made in brussels that cant be touched means we wont have to spend a year or 2 after each general election when the winning party has to do a reppeal of all the other partys laws and make there own

they say 5 years to complete Brexit but I'm thinking it could take 10

Dodgy Dave is on BBC 1's EU debate after Countryfile

Dodgy Dave getting a right grilling on BBC1 - still not giving direct answers to questions asked!! He should resign if he loses!!

No he should not! It's not about him. He is not in the ballot paper. You might as well say that the leaders of all political parties that support remain should also resign. Then you can have Farage if you want!

Somebody is floundering and getting very annoyed at mr dimbleby.

(19-06-2016 19:01 )babelover48 Wrote:  Dodgy Dave getting a right grilling on BBC1 - still not giving direct answers to questions asked!! He should resign if he loses!!

Or wins.

Brexit side will be happy after this performance

why do you think anyone who hasnt made up there mind would be watching im watching an old midsommer murders instead