and the affected businesses only have a few days to adapt to implement the agreement. let's talk more about this deal with a hop a head of the german british chamber of industry and commerce in london welcome mr hopper tell me what can businesses expect from january 1st business can expect that there will be formalities to be dealt with at the borders so even if we have to do you we just avoid it and so on but the formalities will still have to be . so trade across the channel will become more difficult and also if we look at services calls for the services that will be difficult as well in terms of people doing work in the u.k. . to the u.k. to do this work that will no longer be possible event it's because of. the freedom of movement has fallen by the wayside now if there is no longer tied to the european court of justice who and how will this will train just to be resolved in the future. yeah sort of did it do for a mechanism to sort of disputes between the e.u. and the u.k. so on an individual level you still agree to a set of rules and a set of laws which will apply so i think for the individual companies it doesn't change that much that depends on that contract but

and implement the agreement. let's talk more about this deal with all the hot the head of the german british chamber of industry and commerce in london welcome mr hopper tell me what you can expect from january 1st business can expect that there will be formalities to be dealt with at the borders so even if we have to do you we just avoid it and so on but the formalities will still have to be. so trade across the channel will become more difficult and also if we look at sort of this is calls for the services that will be difficult as well in terms of people doing work in the u.k. into the u.k. to do this work that will no longer be possible event it's because of. the freedom of movement has fallen by the wayside now if there is no longer tied to the european court of justice who and how will this will train be resolved in the future. yeah the sort of different mechanism to sort out disputes between the e.u. and the u.k. so on the individual level you still agree to a set of rules and a set of laws which will apply so i think for the individual companies it doesn't change that much that depends on that contract but i think w

british m.p.'s are set to debate the deal on wednesday but there is no doubt they will prove it. and talk more about this deal with all they hop ahead of the german british chamber of industry and commerce in london welcome mr hopper tell me what can business is expect from january 1st business can expect that there will be formalities to be dealt with at the borders so even if we have to do you know we just avoid it and so on but the formalities will still have to be complied with so trade across the channel will become more difficult and also if we look at services calls for the services that will be difficult as well in terms of a lot of people doing work in the u.k. it's not going to the u.k. to do this work that will no longer be possible event it's because of. the freedom of movement has fallen by the wayside. now if it is no longer tied to the european court of justice who and how will this will train to speed be resolved in the future. yeah sort of did it do for a mechanism to sort out disputes between the e.u. and the u.k. so all individual level you still agree to a set of rules and a set of laws which will apply so i think for the individual companies it doesn't change that m

british mps are set to debate wednesday, but there is no doubt they will approve it. >> let's talk more about the deal with the head of the german-british chamber of industry and commercelondon. welcome. what can businesses expect from january 1? >> business can expect there will be formalities to be dealt with at the borders, even if we have a deal and we just avoid tariffs and formalities will still have to be complied with, so trade across the channel will become more difficult, then also services, cross-border services, that will be difficult as well, in terms of a lot of people doing work in the u.k., traveling to the u.k. to do this work, that will no longer be possible in many instances because of the new immigration rules and the freedom of movement has fallen by the wayside. correspondent: if britain is no longer tied to the european court of justice, who and how will trade disputes be resolved in the future? >> days sorted out -- they sorted out a different mechanism to sort out disputes. on an individual level, you can still agree to a set of rules and laws which will apply, so for the individual companies, it does not change that much. that depends on the c

british m.p.'s are set to debate the deal on wednesday but there is no doubt they will prove it. and talk more about this deal with all the hop ahead of the german british chamber of industry and commerce in london welcome mr hopper tell me what can businesses expect from january 1st business can expect that there will be formalities to be dealt with at the borders so even if we have it to you we just avoid it and so on but the formalities will still have to be complied with so trade across the channel will become more difficult and also if we look at services calls for the services that will be difficult as well in terms of a lot of people doing work in the u.k. it's coming in to the u.k. to do this work that will no longer be possible event it's because of. the freedom of movement has fallen by the wayside now if it is no longer tied to the european court of justice who and how will this will train to be resolved in the future. yeah sort of did it do for a mechanism to sort of disputes between the e.u. and the u.k. so on individual level you still. a set of rules and a set of laws which will apply so i think for the individual companies it doesn't change that much that depends on tha

british retail consortium. let's go to brussels now for a european perspective on that. ben butters is ceo of eurochambres, the association of european chambers of commerce and industry, whichillion businesses across europe. good to see you and thank you for talking to us. you represent millions of businesses in europe. what does a deal or no deal mean for your members? it's extremely important deal is being struck and members have been pushing for this since 2016 and we want to deal with the uk. it's historically one of the strongest partners for the rest of the european union and remains the third largest trading partnerfor remains the third largest trading partner for the remains the third largest trading partnerfor the eu, so it is crucial that our businesses, the 20 million or so across europe are businesses, the 20 million or so across europe are able to continue trading with their partners in the uk in a manner thatis partners in the uk in a manner that is with as few barriers as possible and notably tariff barriers which would be highly problematic. one of the current barriers is the principle of equivalence. just how much of a concern is in for you and your members