What does ‘Not for EU’ labelling mean? | Outside Views

The "Not for EU" labelling proposal, arising from the UK's post-Brexit landscape, has stirred up a complex mix of concerns and potential benefits. To delve deeper, let's explore its history, current status, and the surrounding controversy:

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Brexit did not happen immediately after the Brexit referendum in 2016. There were exhausting negotiations between the UK and the EU first about the exit of the UK and then about the future relationship between the EU and the UK.
After the official Brexit on January 31st in 2020, where the UK officially left the EU and with it the Parliament, there was a transitional period until December 31st in 2020 to implement the new relationship.
There are some longer transitional periods for some areas, but this was the main one.
People are talking a lot about the level of preparation for Brexit on different sides or the lack of.
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