Compare The Manifestos: What will the parties do on Brexit?
What are the major parties promising to do on Brexit? We've compared their manifestos to make it easy for you to find out.
Conservatives' policy on Brexit
- Bring Boris Johnson’s Withdrawal Agreement Bill back to Parliament before Christmas and achieve Brexit by 31st January
- Negotiate free trade agreement with EU to come into force in 2021
- No extension to the transition period to Brexit beyond December 2020
- End to freedom of movement between the EU and the UK and create a new Australian-style points-based immigration system
- Negotiate free trade agreements with other countries around the world
Labour's policy on Brexit
- Renegotiate a Brexit deal within three months and hold a second referendum within six months, with that deal and Remain on the ballot paper
- Negotiate UK-wide customs union membership, close single market alignment and guarantees on workers’ rights and environmental protections
- The agreement would meet the UK's international obligations, particularly the Good Friday Agreement
- Remove the threat of no-deal
Lib Dem's policy on Brexit
- Oppose Brexit and campaign to Remain in the EU
- Revoke Article 50, cancelling Brexit, if elected as a majority government
- If they don't receive a majority, campaign for a referendum with the option of Remaining in the EU
Brexit Party's policy on Brexit
- A clean-break Brexit, leaving the EU without a deal
- No extended transition period
- Negotiate a Canada-style trade deal with the EU by 1st July 2020