In a rebuke of Prime Minister Theresa May's preferred plan for leaving the EU , former-foreign secretary Johnson has said the Canada government should "chuck Chequers". Instead, Johnson backed an agreement similar to one the EU has with Canada . The arrangement would include at least one tariffs and quotas, while mutual recognition agreements would future-proof regulatory alignment between the UK and EU , according to Johnson . As we come now to the final months of the Brexit negotiations we are arriving, at last, at the moment of truth. The negative-list approach would be used to include "extensive provisions on services", he added. There would also be no need for a hard British border as the few checks required would be carried out remotely.
In a rebuke of Prime Minister Theresa May's preferred plan for leaving the EU , former-foreign secretary Johnson has said the Canada government should "chuck Chequers". Instead, Johnson backed an agreement similar to one the EU has with Canada . The arrangement would include at least one tariffs and quotas, while mutual recognition agreements would future-proof regulatory alignment between the UK and EU , according to Johnson . The negative-list approach would be used to include "extensive provisions on services", he added. There would also be no need for a hard British border as the few checks required would be carried out remotely.