What should Brexit mean for trade?

Below are a set of statements about our trade system. Use the buttons under each one to give your reaction.

Stop negotiating trade deals in secret. Negotiations should take place openly, with all key texts available to the public so that we can see what's on the table.

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We should not sign up to any new trade deals which include powers for corporations to sue our governments in secret tribunals (known as investor-state dispute settlement clauses or ISDS).

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Our NHS is out of bounds for trade deals and must be ring-fenced from negotiations. Private companies based in other countries must not be given powers to force NHS and other public services privatisation (as was threatened by the TTIP trade deal).

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All trade deals must be subject to democratic approval - either a binding vote in Parliament or a referendum.

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Trade deals should maintain current safety standards for products for sale in the UK (e.g. food, medicines, electronics). Our safety standards should not be relaxed if the country we are trading with has lower standards.

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We should only sign up to trade deals that benefit everyone, not just big businesses. The government must consult with the public as well as businesses of all different sizes before signing up to new trade deals.

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We should rule out signing up to new trade deals that allow the sale of arms and weapons to countries which abuse human rights.

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The UK must not be subject to the TTIP trade deal between the EU and the US (the dangerous US-EU trade deal that which will put the profits of corporations over our well-being and rights), if it passes before the UK officially leaves the EU. Any deal we make with the EU must not make us subject to TTIP.

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The UK must not be made subject to CETA, the Canadian-EU trade deal similar to TTIP, which puts the interests of corporations before people. If CETA passes before the UK leaves the EU, the deal must be put to a binding vote in Parliament.

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What should Brexit mean for trade?

Survey time: 3 minutes

Thousands of us voted for the topic of trade to be a main priority in our people-powered Brexit.

Once hundreds of thousands of us have given our opinions, we can move on to making sure the government take our views on board.

Below are a set of statements about our trade system. Use the buttons under each one to give your reaction.

What should Brexit mean for trade?

Survey time: 3 minutes

Thousands of us voted for the topic of trade to be a main priority in our people-powered Brexit. Once hundreds of thousands of us have given our opinions, we can move on to making sure the government take our views on board.

Below are a set of statements about our trade system. Use the buttons under each one to give your reaction.

Thousands of us voted for the topic of trade to be a main priority in our people-powered Brexit.

Once hundreds of thousands of us have given our opinions, we can move on to making sure the government take our views on board.