
Rishi Sunak vs the EU: Who got the upper hand in Windsor Framework?
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
55% : The new Brexit deal is a series of agreements that sit alongside the Protocol - hence the "Windsor Framework" - and changes how it works on the ground.51% : As things stand the Protocol has not changed, but it will change once the UK-EU joint committee on it gives a legally binding decision to return the VAT, state aid and tax powers to Westminster.
50% : VAT, state aid and excise Powers to set VAT, state aid and excise duty on goods such as alcohol in Northern Ireland will be repatriated to London.
49% : Did Rishi Sunak or Ursula von der Leyen get the upper hand in the negotiations over the new Brexit deal for Northern Ireland?
49% : The EU has reserved unilateral powers for itself to take action on a case by case basis if state aid, VAT or excise is deemed to be unfair competition within the Single Market.
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