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Them if you don�*t want to. it�*s the government that is repealing them, not the fact that we left the european union. the government, or a government, can go further than the laws we�*ve got now, if they wish, because now they�*re sovereign. what we believe the european union was about, and the question of principle on which we made our decision, is the fact that privatisation seems to be, to us, to be a constitutional matter now in the european union. they call it liberalisation, and the railways all over europe are now having to open themselves up to competition. we believe that wou...

They�*re sovereign. what we believe the european union was about, and the question of principle on which we made our decision, is the fact that privatisation seems to be, to us, to be a constitutional matter now in the european union. they call it liberalisation, and the railways all over europe are now having to open themselves up to competition. we believe that would have gone into the health service and further into education and all our public sector. the difference between privatisations we�*ve had and what will go on in the european union with the so—called four freedoms is that th...

And you don�*t have to repeal them if you don�*t want to. it�*s the government that is repealing them, not the fact that we left the european union. the government, or a government, can go further than the laws we�*ve got now, if they wish, because now they�*re sovereign. what we believe the european union was about, and the question of principle on which we made our decision, is the fact that privatisation seems to be, to us, to be a constitutional matter now in the european union. they call it liberalisation, and the railways all over europe are now having to open themselves up to ...

If they wish, because now they�*re sovereign. what we believe the european union was about, and the question of principle on which we made our decision, is the fact that privatisation seems to be, to us, to be a constitutional matter now in the european union. they call it liberalisation, and the railways all over europe are now having to open themselves up to competition. we believe that would have gone into the health service and further into education and all our public sector. the difference between privatisations we�*ve had and what will go on in the european union with the so—calle...

About workers' rights don't come from the european union. some of them do, and some of them don't. and you don't have to repeal them if you don't want to. it's the government that is repealing them, not the fact that we left the european union. the government, or a government, can go further than the laws we've got now, if they wish, because now they're sovereign. what we believe the european union was about, and the question of principle on which we made our decision, is the fact that privatisation seems to be, to us, to be a constitutional matter now in the european union. they call it liber...