If UK does vote for Brexit, how long will it take to actually leave the EU?
uropean Council President Donald Tusk warns it could take Britain up to seven years to negotiate its way out of the EU in the event of a Brexit. If the UK does vote to leave, how long will it actually take?
Divorces are messy, prolonged affairs, and if Brexit occurs it will be no exception.
Surprisingly for such a major issue facing the UK, there is no agreement as to how long it would actually take Britain to leave the bloc.
While some say two-years, others predict negotiations could last more than 10 years. RT looks at the varying predictions over how long a Brexit will take.
Two years
Article 50 of the Lisbon Treaty says that a member state seeking to leave the EU has two-years to complete negotiations on how it will withdraw and what it’s relationship with the bloc will be like post-Brexit.
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Divorces are messy, prolonged affairs, and if Brexit occurs it will be no exception.
Surprisingly for such a major issue facing the UK, there is no agreement as to how long it would actually take Britain to leave the bloc.
While some say two-years, others predict negotiations could last more than 10 years. RT looks at the varying predictions over how long a Brexit will take.
Two years
Article 50 of the Lisbon Treaty says that a member state seeking to leave the EU has two-years to complete negotiations on how it will withdraw and what it’s relationship with the bloc will be like post-Brexit.
Read More
https://www.rt.com/uk/346505-brexit-how-long-leave/
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