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UK/NI/Eire is unuque geography, (with the possible exception of those tiny bits of land on the Belgian/Dutch border). The EU doesn't have a law/rule/policy for such an unlikely situation. It was always up to the Leave campaign to devise a workable resolution. Leaving the Customs Union means there has to be a border.
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UK/NI/Eire is unuque geography, (with the possible exception of those tiny bits of land on the Belgian/Dutch border). The EU doesn't have a law/rule/policy for such an unlikely situation. It was always up to the Leave campaign to devise a workable resolution. Leaving the Customs Union means there has to be a border.
This is the current situation on the EU border: https://www.total-croatia-news.com/lifestyle/17956-longer-waiting-times-expected-on-croatia-s-borders
Dammit
I like Dave Allen Green. But what's cunning about the EU not having a position?