Stella Creasy MP: speeches
4 Jul 2026–16 Oct 2026 · year in progress
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- 14 Jul 2026 · UK-Switzerland Enhanced Free Trade Agreement · Hansard source
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If the Swiss negotiator was asking, “Is There Something I Should Know?”, it is that the shadow Minister was boasting about Brexit. He mentioned the mutual recognition of qualifications, but by leaving the European Union we have lost benefits for British workers worth 20 times anything that could be compensated even by the admirable deal the Minister has negotiated with Switzerland, and the contrast with the British Ministers in this Government, who are looking to the future to the new relationships that we need to build to help British businesses. That is what today’s trade deal is about. I very much welcome the deal that the Minister has struck, because it means that we can learn from the Swiss, who have the benefit of doing business both with us and with the European Union, have access to the single market for goods and have a managed migration scheme that replaces freedom of movement. Rather than saving a prayer for the future of the Tory party, could the Minister tell us what he thinks this teaches us for our future relationship with the European Union?
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