"There is no cherry-picking on Brexit" | European Economic and Social Committee

"There is no cherry-picking on Brexit" | European Economic and Social Committee

(...) But there was also one certainty, he said, namely that the UK would become a third country, and this would entail three main consequences:

1. The basic freedoms - free movement of people, goods and capital – are indivisible;
2. There is no option for a sector by sector participation in the Single Market; and
3. The EU will keep its own independence in setting economic and social rules and standards that all 3rd parties must respect.(...)