Pro-remain MPs are listing 10 pledges that the current UK
government should address as the Brexit talks push forward. The issues listed
include trade, security and Britons' rights. The MPs said British citizens
expect all the promises to be kept.
The list is to be finished and published on Tuesday morning
in London backed by MPs who opted for the United Kingdom to stay in the
European Union. According to the MPs the government is opting for a "Hard
Brexit" as the UK government was slowly failing to live up to its promise
of a smooth transition in exiting the European Union.
According to the MPs, most of the promises made during the
campaign period have been abandoned or even disputed by the Leave campaigners
and ministers themselves. One of these were the £350m weekly savings for the
NHS after the UK has quit the European Union.
Another pledge that are teetering on the edge of abandonment
is the single market membership assurance, to which the chance is slowly fading
away; new trade deals ready to sign upon leaving the EU; full protection of
rights enjoyed and guaranteed by EU membership despite leaving the bloc and
more.
According to the MPs observing the route of the UK government's
Brexit plans closely, the final deal that could make all ten promises actually materialise
in the next half-decade is impossible. They added that the outcome rests solely
on "those conducting negotiations" and "those advocating a hard
Brexit."
