EU referendum, brexit and the aftermath

Before Brexit, the Civil Service was making measured progress towards a more unified way of working. It was becoming more efficient in its use of shared resources, strengthening the cross-government functions, and starting to make it easier for people to move between the public and private sectors, so it can benefit from a broader mix of experience, skills and outlook. We were probably in second, possibly third gear. The demands of Brexit are showing we can go up a gear or two. The way in which DExEU and DIT are acting as hubs for Brexit activity, radiating connections, generating and joining up activity in other departments, forging mutually supportive relationships, is a model for other areas of work: lead departments drawing expertise and knowledge from other departments and agencies and working together to tackle specific issues.

Ham Faced Twat promised the referendum, but it was voted in by parliament was it not? :)

Brexit Bullshit Bingo? ;)

Farage on the way home after a heavy night with Trump

how many p*****s were groped i wonder

That's ok, we'll just ask the EU to loan us a few of theirs.

Ham Faced Twat promised the referendum

Yeah, apparently the only manifesto promise ever which couldn't ever be broken / forgotten about.

Indeed, and working tax credits was handy to ignore! The house of lords, that beacon of accountability and democracy had to put an end to that.

But if parliament voted on this, and I understood they did, they now have put themselves between a rock and a hard place.

Cameron's vanity project.

I'm shocked to the core. Didn't see this coming.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-37983948

The EU commission employs 24,000 civil servants.

Just saying.

LOL,

Asked to comment on the leaked document, a government spokesman said it was focused on "getting on with the job of delivering Breakfast and making a success of it".

It's basically a really long episode of The Thick of It.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-37983948

"err no that's not our memo"

Also fuck Labour by now and their "will of the people": Do they really have a plan to revitalize industry and jobs?

Not our memo, just a memo of a company we are paying and working with to help us with Brexit.

I presume it's one of the big four - clearly well known for producing unsolicited documents without being paid for them...

BBC now suggesting it's Deloitte.

I believe I know who's responsible...

@RPM ?

Fuck right off.

:)

On 5 Live news - "A spokesman for the government said they didn't recognise the content of the report"

^ lol :)

Amazing