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One Wonders What The French Would Do
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if we banned their lorries coming here.
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TRY, you're wrong.
"The Schengen Borders Code provides Member States with the capability of temporarily reintroducing border control at the internal borders in the event that a serious threat to public policy or internal security has been established.
The reintroduction of border control at the internal borders must remain an exception and must respect the principle of proportionality. The scope and duration of such a temporary reintroduction of border control at the internal borders is limited in time and should be restricted to the bare minimum needed to respond to the threat in question. Reintroducing border control at the internal border should only ever be used as a measure of last resort.
The reintroduction of border control is a prerogative of the Member States. The Commission may issue an opinion with regard to the necessity of the measure and its proportionality but cannot veto such a decision if it is taken by a Member State."
"The Schengen Borders Code provides Member States with the capability of temporarily reintroducing border control at the internal borders in the event that a serious threat to public policy or internal security has been established.
The reintroduction of border control at the internal borders must remain an exception and must respect the principle of proportionality. The scope and duration of such a temporary reintroduction of border control at the internal borders is limited in time and should be restricted to the bare minimum needed to respond to the threat in question. Reintroducing border control at the internal border should only ever be used as a measure of last resort.
The reintroduction of border control is a prerogative of the Member States. The Commission may issue an opinion with regard to the necessity of the measure and its proportionality but cannot veto such a decision if it is taken by a Member State."
"But for the global public health emergency the French would not be able to (legitimately) prevent the movement of goods and people between member nations."
Or the threat of terrorism, organised crime and secondary movement of migrants.
Schengen has always allowed for temporary reintroductions of border controls in such cases as those listed above and France (amongst others) introduced 6-month non-COVID border controls back in November.
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Or the threat of terrorism, organised crime and secondary movement of migrants.
Schengen has always allowed for temporary reintroductions of border controls in such cases as those listed above and France (amongst others) introduced 6-month non-COVID border controls back in November.
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I suppose they'd have to eat their own fruit and veg rather than selling it to starving Brits; or sell it to their fellow Europeans. I'm not sure the French would be losers if they, rather than the British, had to eat Spanish oranges (though I'd certainly miss them at this time of year).
Meanwhile, British retailers are flying food in
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I expect the same would apply in reverse if the situation were reversed and the French were short of what they need from Britain (though it seems the planes themselves are what they spend most on purchasing).
Meanwhile, British retailers are flying food in
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I expect the same would apply in reverse if the situation were reversed and the French were short of what they need from Britain (though it seems the planes themselves are what they spend most on purchasing).
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