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- UK PM May: Exit negotiations will not be extended but they might be concluded sooner than two years
UK PM May: Exit negotiations will not be extended but they might be concluded sooner than two years
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Art. 50 process will not be extended
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The governments machinery to prepare for Brexit is running well
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Will not give a running commentary on negotiations
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Fully expects to operate within the timetable set out by art50 and to leave the EU by Apr 2019
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Will introduce a repeal bill next year to come into effect when we leave the EU
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Will make a speech early next year to set out the Brexit approach
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When we are outside the EU, British courts will set all the law in UK
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