[agere_contra]

I guess the first step that a successful Gove would take would be to move to join the EEA (which is outside of the EU + has full access to the single market): then cite article 112/113 of the EEA agreement to pause immigration.

The EEA does retain 25% of the EU laws and is subject to free movement, so its not ideal. It would make for a suitable transition point though - and a UK moving to the EEA would probably draw Denmark and other non-Euro users out of the EU and into the EEA.

That shift would delegitimize the EU further. Plus the EU are going to have hair-on-fire banking issues when Deutsche Bank or the Italian banks fail later this year.

[UKrepublican]

I dont think we should put up with freemovement at all - it will become defacto - we can’t allow it to happen.

[ScaniaBoy]

Difficult issues and most people are of the opinion that Britain will have to chose between access to the Single Market or repatriating full powers over its migration policies. Therefore let me present a little known option:

The Lichtenstein Solution

[Cronos]

I don’t think Deutsche Bank or the Italian banks failed at the end of 2016