With a Brexit agreement finally reached, what steps do both sides need to take to ratify the deal?
But this isn't likely here Dr Joelle Grogan from Middlesex University London told Euronews: "These agreements take years. On average, I think it is between three to four years of just negotiations and then typically, another two years to implement. "What we are talking about with regard to Brexit, is negotiations in one year during the transition period, ratification now in less than a month, and implementation almost immediately. This creates huge issues in regards to legal certainty." Ratification means that the trade deal needs to be signed off by all the key players involved. What needs t...
Source: euronews.com
