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Engineering a future outside the EU - securing the best outcome for the UK
The 38 professional engineering organisations, representing all disciplines of UK engineering, have joined forces under the leadership of the Royal Academy of Engineering to provide evidence-based advice to government on the opportunities and risks associated with leaving the EU. The objective is to support government in securing from the negotiations the best possible outcome for the UK, with job creation and economic prosperity foremost in our considerations. This report represents the first phase of evidence gathering and emerging findings in what will be an ongoing dialogue with government.
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Link to RAEng site
Keywords: Brexit
Countries: UK -
Organisation: Royal Academy of Engineering|Engineering the Future
Subjects: Engineering, Policy and Governance, Energy policy, Climate change
