The government’s border policy descends into chaos | Delay in implementing new border controls and the introduction of a new and ‘unknown’ system provokes furious response from industry leaders
The government’s border policy descends into chaos | Delay in implementing new border controls and the introduction of a new and ‘unknown’ system provokes furious response from industry leaders
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Managing a national government that, of course, has oversight into every aspect of economics, commerce, political processes, laws/contracts/assurances/policies/rules/regulations/required best practices is at best daunting. I say this not as an excuse but reason for all the ruckus.
But I seem to remember that the actual effects/impact had years to shape UK response to what they voted to do. I would have assumed that the government would have immediately upon the Voting result would have tackled the *what do we need to do, to what, how, when and where to smooth this transition.* That a scramble of legislative assistants and lawyers would have done the deep dive into what THINGS were on that list. Maybe even called upon persons and corporations/companies that would be impacted and have them discover what was needed to smooth the shifts. Years, there were years squandered.
I am more than willing to stand corrected on any of this.
Any minute now Boris will be pulling that technology out ofJacob Rees Mogg’s arse.
All sorted by 2050….. ish
Jacob runs a 1968 Rolls, that’s when his IT knowledge stopped.
Good luck Brexistan.
Idiots. But exceptual idiots. In a limited and specific way. Global laughing stock. 😂
Is the new and ‘unknown’ system the yet-to-be-invented technical solution, the then PM, told us about?