Don't fret, you've only got 37 days to wait until you find out I was right all along
Patience is a virtue.
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). Here's an answer from a year ago as to what hasn't been done for 'no deal' and it appears nothing much has changed in the last 12 monthsWhat do people think of this offer?
Wonderful, so Juncker is lying when he says no deal is possible and you are telling the truth when you say no deal is impossible.........genius
It isn’t an answer as you are going off on a tangent yet again onto tariff rate quotas and uncertified schedules and avoiding sticking to the question at hand and your "WTO tariff rate" and still avoiding saying what your “WTO tariff” is, try and answer the question put to you without going off on a tangent. If you still will not say which of the two rate types (bound and applied) you are referring to as the Default WTO tariff rate, look at it another way.
Bound Tariff Rates
The Bound (ceiling) rates as part of our 715 page submitted schedule are contained in here.
http://data.parliament.uk/DepositedPapers/Files/DEP2018-0770/UKs_Goods_Schedule_at_the_WTO.pdf
Applied Rates
Can be set lower than the bound rate but not yet published as we don’t know deal or no deal,
WTO default tariff Rates
This is your differing third option
Can you please provide a list of or link to the default import tariff rates made by the WTO themselves, that are according to you different to the applied and bound rates we make and that you say we will be forced to use instead of our own bound and applied rates, even though we and others set our own import rates(both bound and applied)?
Preferably from the WTO tariff database on the WTO website itself and not just a list of numbers off the internet.
This is daft as you have already acknowledged countries set their own import rates,both the ceiling rate and the applied rate,for example imports on shoes into the EU are set by the EU at 8%,where as Japan sets imports of shoes at between 20%-30% , its a bit mad to now say countries do not set their own import rates......have you told Gove?
Anyway im back off to the hospital so i look forward to you supplying the WTO import tariff rates that they set themselves by the time i get back.
I doubt the government would put it to a vote, but if they did I could see a lot of MPs supporting it.
I believe I have answered the question a number of times over the last two years (even I'm bored with me repeating myself
I must be able to knock something up to save me keep giving the same answer to the same questions
So, in the event of 'no deal' the extension of EU membership that you suggest would be an 'Emergency' extension and therefore not an extension at all but a 'no deal'.
One where we wouldn't implement WTO rules and tariffs immediately but continue to pay the EU while we build an Irish border, border posts, lorry parks at all the ports, customs points at all ports and airports, design and build IT and manual systems to manage WTO rules and tariffs and then train up all the staff required ?
You seem to be very clear about this
[/QUOTE]That's right, I remember. It seems like only yesterday when we used to agree on this, but it was actually 9 months ago and of course, everything has changed since, hasn't it
I must be able to knock something up to save me keep giving the same answer to the same questions
That's right, I remember. It seems like only yesterday when we used to agree on this, but it was actually 9 months ago and of course, everything has changed since, hasn't it
I must be able to knock something up to save me keep giving the same answer to the same questions
I believe I have answered the question a number of times over the last two years (even I'm bored with me repeating myself
I must be able to knock something up to save me keep giving the same answer to the same questions
