The UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson maintains the current transitional period that he decided with all the European Union within his Brexit package. The British will keep the EU on 31 January the coming year.

 

The transition period of time included in the deal operates until December 2020.

The period of time may then be prolonged by another two years. That means that in the event the British Home of Commons approves the offer, the EU rules will still affect the British until at the very least the conclusion of 2020.

Nevertheless, they may be no more able to get involved in EU decisions after January 31.

“The us government is not going to expand the move period,” stated Johnson spokesman today. “The prime minister feels there will be a good deal with all the European Union at the end of 2020.”

He emphasised that most choices should be taken into consideration, including a departure from your EU without a deal.