government says it wants the economy to flourish after brexit, so a new study from the migration advisory committee businesses are most reliant on eu labour, the costs and benefits of eu migration, and the potential impact of a reduction in the number of eu citizens working here. questions are being raised not just about the substance of the new eu migration study, but about the timing. mps are not at westminster in the summer, to examine the terms of reference. but there is another issue because the government's critics are saying, why on earth are they commissioning it now and not a year agojust after the referendum 7 we have been talking to different sectors across government since the referendum. this is just part of the process. the foreign secretary had not even heard of the new immigration study. you bring me news of this report today. i am sorry, i do not... i cannot comment. it sounds like an interesting report. there is another issue of timing. the government will set out its broad approach to immigration after brexit later this year and ministers will introduce legislation for a new immi

today the home secretary asked the migration advisory committee to start work on what comes next. want a newcomer in forms, evidence —based eu migration policy. we've commissioned the mac to look into it, an independent group. the home secretary set out a vague timetable, sort of, that there will be three phases. the first will end on the specified date, the day we leave the eu, probably march, 2019. eu citizens who are already here, who have five years residency, will be able to apply for a settled status and those with fewer than five years residency will be allowed to stay to clock up those five years. even the apparently simple thing about what to do with eu citizens here already, and to take the big one, the european union wants its own court to have some jurisdiction over these people to insure that their rights are respected, something the government doesn't like at all. the second phase is a slightly woolly transition phase, where it seems that eu residents will be able to come here but must register and they may have weaker rights than earlier writers enjoy. the idea here

government says it wants the economy to flourish after brexit, so a new study from the migration advisory committeeine what businesses are most reliant on eu labour, the costs and benefits of eu migration, and the potential impact ofa migration, and the potential impact of a reduction in the number of eu citizens working here. questions are being raised not just citizens working here. questions are being raised notjust about the substance of the new eu migration study, but about the timing. mps are not at westminster in the summer, they cannot examine the terms of reference. but there is another issue because the government's critics are saying, why on earth are they commissioning it now and not a year ago just after the referendum 7 now and not a year ago just after the referendum? we have been talking to different sectors across government since the referendum. this is just part of the process. the foreign secretary had not heard of the new immigration study. you bring me news of this report today. lam bring me news of this report today. i am sorry, i do not... i cannot comment. it sounds like an

government says it wants the economy to flourish after brexit so a new study from the migration advisory committeewhat businesses are most reliant on eu labour, the costs and benefits of eu migration and the potential impact of reduction in the number of eu citizens working here. questions are now being raised not just about the substance of the new eu migration study, but about its timing. mps aren't here at westminster during the summer to examine its terms of reference. but there is another issue, too, because the government's critics are saying, why on earth are they commissioning this now and not a year agojust after the referendum 7 we've been meeting with businesses talking to different sectors, right across government. since the referendum. this is part of the process. the foreign secretary hadn't even heard of the new immigration study. you bring me news of this report today, so i'm sorry if i don't, i can't comment... it sounds like an interesting report. but there is another issue of timing. the government will set out its broad approach to immigration after brexit later this year. mini

the home secretary, amber rudd, said the report she has commissioned from the migration advisory committeeat kind of immigration policy was needed after brexit. freedom of movement is the phrase people use about being part of the eu from what we have at the moment. what we have said is we want a new informed evidence—based eu migration policy. we commissioned the mac to deliver on that, an independent group and they will be consulting with business and in the meantime there will be an implementation phase when new eu workers who come here will need to register their details, but the full new eu immigration policy will be after the mac has reported in the final phase of leaving the eu. you say you want businesses to be sure there won't be a cliff edge and there will be flexibility, what does that look like? is it work permits? we have all those possibilities and the sort of thing we might discuss after the mac has concluded the review, but let me be very clear, what they are doing is gathering the evidence. it will be for the government to set the policy. but we want to hear from businesses

the home secretary, amber rudd, said the report she has commissioned from the migration advisory committeell be flexibility, what does that look like? visit work permits? we have all those possibilities and the sort of thing we might discuss after the mac has concluded the review but let me be very clear, what they are doing is gathering the evidence. it will be for the government to set the policy. but we want to hear from businesses and what their views are as we were about this during the next year. on that evidence clearly different industries and different parts of the country want different things. i will use outside the mull? we will have to look at the evidence to make sure we try and do that. we are leaving the eu and we will be having a new policy but part of what iam announcing having a new policy but part of what i am announcing today is show that we will make sure it is evidence —based and that we are going to make sure that it works for the whole country. i am sure that it works for the whole country. iam here sure that it works for the whole country. i am here in scotland to

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