2 = noisier, less efficient vacuum cleaners, plus on the off-chance anyone makes a vacuum for the UK market, they won't be able to sell it in europe2, 6 and 9 are arguable. Though it's the Tories, so would likely be implemented in such a manner.
2 = noisier, less efficient vacuum cleaners, plus on the off-chance anyone makes a vacuum for the UK market, they won't be able to sell it in europe
6 = increased risk of medical errors.
9 = increased risk of electrical faults, including chance of fires.
Of course not. Leave is good praxis don't you know? Capitalism is on its knees!Whether they want to admit it publicly or not, a significant proportion of all left wingers who voted to leave in 2016 must surely be feeling like right muppets by now? If not, they fucking ought to anyway.
and you'd think that'll be useless since companies will already calculate it using (for example) spreadsheets.With the notable exception of number 8, they all make the UK a more unpleasant and dangerous place to live.
Are you muddling cause and effect?None of those (aside from potentially not being able to sell certain hoovers in Europe) are necessary causes of any of those things unless you add a bunch of assumptions.
Are you muddling cause and effect?
For a country still coming to terms with a horrendous electrical fire, I'd suggest the last thing we should be doing is reducing the need for testing of electrical appliances. I'd have thought we actually need more of it.
anyhow that list is just load more stupid noise, it is not a list of things that are happening or even intended to happen or draft legislation or back of a beermat or anything, its just the latest attempt at 'we could do all this IF we wanted to now, cos freedom'.
True. They should have made me The Minister for Brexit Opportunities though, would have achieved about the same as he has in the past year.To be fair to jrm, Urban had a thread for compiling the benefits of the great heave-ho, and I don't think we came up with any of those.
why would you want to be fair to jrm?To be fair to jrm, Urban had a thread for compiling the benefits of the great heave-ho, and I don't think we came up with any of those.
No. Because the UK was sleazed out of the EU socialism is just weeks away now.Whether they want to admit it publicly or not, a significant proportion of all left wingers who voted to leave in 2016 must surely be feeling like right muppets by now? If not, they fucking ought to anyway.
So that he feels betrayed on top of everything else on his walk to the scaffold.why would you want to be fair to jrm?
Yup, I start in two weeks . Working from home.Just tried to find out what goes on in the Ministry For Brexit Opportunities and learned only that this job, to head up the show, for £120,000 a year, was only just filled last month.
Cabinet Office offers £120k for Brexit Opportunities Unit director
David Frost specifies “visionary, inventive and dedicated leader” to challenge policy and produce “creative new initiatives”www.civilserviceworld.com
Practically no office spaces have been compliant since the point people started bringing their own phone chargers to work anyway.
8 would clearly be a way to reduce holiday entitlement for agency staff and not a Good ThingWith the notable exception of number 8, they all make the UK a more unpleasant and dangerous place to live.
Certainly, you can guarantee that any way in which calculating holidays is supposedly "complicated" exists for a reason.8 would clearly be a way to reduce holiday entitlement for agency staff and not a Good Thing
Do you think Rees-Mogg has ever met the cleaners at the Brexit Dept ? Or are they the only ones helping him with his homework
Waitrose, the Remainers supermarket of choice, is now a battle ground for Boris Johnson
‘I’m at an impasse’: can Boris Johnson win over the ‘Waitrose woman’?
Shoppers at one branch of the upmarket supermarket have a mixed bag of views on the PMwww.theguardian.com
Waitrose, the Remainers supermarket of choice, is now a battle ground for Boris Johnson
‘I’m at an impasse’: can Boris Johnson win over the ‘Waitrose woman’?
Shoppers at one branch of the upmarket supermarket have a mixed bag of views on the PMwww.theguardian.com
I think I've seen "Waitrose woman" as being important to Johsnon as a target group. Not sure that helps though.