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Question for written answer P-006993/2017 to the Commission Rule 130 Jiří Payne (EFDD) Subject: Brexit negotiations Article 50 (2) of the Treaty on European Union (as amended by the Lisbon Treaty) demands in its second sentence that the agreement setting out the arrangements for a withdrawal of a Member State from the EU must take account of the framework for its future relationship with the Union. I kindly ask the Commission to clarify how it can take account of the framework for the future relationship between the UK and the European Union if, according to the priorities set out for the negotiation, the future relationship with the Union shall be negotiated as the last item of the whole process. Is the framework being negotiated behind closed doors and the public is not informed? Or is it not being negotiated at all, and therefore the Treaty on European Union is being violated? We need to know the answer urgently because businesses on both sides of the Channel need to know immediately what framework for business relations they can count on in the future. Hesitation in answering this question will harm economic interests of all involved parties. Supporters1 1 This question is supported by Members other than the author: Mike Hookem (EFDD), Margot Parker (EFDD), John Stuart Agnew (EFDD), Robert Jarosław Iwaszkiewicz (EFDD), Nigel Farage (EFDD), Gerard Batten (EFDD), James Carver (EFDD), Jonathan Bullock (EFDD), William (The Earl of) Dartmouth (EFDD), Peter Lundgren (EFDD), Kristina Winberg (EFDD), David Coburn (EFDD), Nathan Gill (EFDD), Mireille D’Ornano (EFDD), Florian Philippot (EFDD), Sophie Montel (EFDD). 1139397.EN PE 613.187 .

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