BSRIA response to Brexit speech - Revision history

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		+	NB RIBA President Jane Duncan broadly welcomed the additional clarity provided by the speech, saying, "The detail of the UK’s new trading relationships with the EU and with partners across the world is what will drive the success of our sector. I urge this government to continue its dialogue with industry so that we can secure the best deal for all."

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−	In response to the ~~major~~ speech made on 17 January 2017 by the Prime Minister Theresa May on the UK’s future relationship with the EU, Julia Evans, BSRIA Chief Executive, said:	+	In response to the speech made on 17 January 2017 by the Prime Minister Theresa May about the UK’s future relationship with the EU, Julia Evans, BSRIA Chief Executive, said:

	“Today the Prime Minister, Theresa May, altered the political and economic landscape. It is fair to say that BSRIA members and the industry at large will welcome the greater clarity and the aspiration to create a more affluent, flourishing, open and global Britain, with the freest possible trade between the UK and the EU. Indeed, May said Britain wants to trade with the EU ‘as freely as possible’ but will not be ‘half-in, half-out’.		“Today the Prime Minister, Theresa May, altered the political and economic landscape. It is fair to say that BSRIA members and the industry at large will welcome the greater clarity and the aspiration to create a more affluent, flourishing, open and global Britain, with the freest possible trade between the UK and the EU. Indeed, May said Britain wants to trade with the EU ‘as freely as possible’ but will not be ‘half-in, half-out’.

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