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Brexit Diary

David Savage
Head of Customs Advisory, Deloitte Ireland, Ireland
Published 27 Jul 2020
Brexit Diary
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At the beginning of June, attention was focussed upon COVID19 and the damage it was doing to the world’s economy. Despite this unwanted distraction, the issue of the Brexit transition period, dormant since January, began to gain traction once again in the news cycle. This account tracks the main developments in the Brexit story during June and July.

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