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LONDON (Reuters) – Britain is willing to extend the post-Brexit transition period if the European Union drops its proposals for so-called Irish support, Brexit Minister Dominic Raab said on Sunday.
"If we need a bridge between the end of the implementation period and the future relationships … I am open to the idea of using a short extension of the period of implementation. implemented, "Raab told BBC TV.
"It's a possible path as long as it's short, maybe a few months, and secondly, we know how to get out of it and it's obvious that it has to solve the problem of the backs so that this eventuality disappears."
Raab also said that he thought that an agreement was to be reached by the end of November in order to get the law passed by the British parliament in time.
(Report by Kylie MacLellan, edited by John Stonestreet)
