The
process of Britain's exit from the European Union might not be that easy as it
may sound.
Even
if the Article 50 has been triggered, it would take another two years to
negotiate the exit routes and change in trade and other regulations. Although
Article 50 has only been created in 20009, it has never been used so it raises
a lot of questions about the actual processes and he time frame that Britain might have to consider.
The
terms of Britain's exit will have to be agreed by 27 national parliaments, a
process which could take some years, he has argued. EU law still stands in the
UK until it ceases being a member. The UK will continue to abide by EU treaties
and laws, but not take part in any decision-making.
Why
the process might take an unprecedented time:
Changing
almost 43 years of treaties and agreements which currently affect the lives of
millions of people might nit be that simple. It is a highly complicated
process, and since it is fairly a new move and have never been done before,
negotiations might not be something predictable. The fact that the discussions
needs the unanimous approval of more than 30 national and regional parliaments
across Europe, some of whom may want to hold referendums, maker sit a very
prolonged process.
