"The way forward is for the UK and EU to cooperate in measures to curb the flow of non compliant goods in either direction across the Irish land border, while leaving each side free to make and follow its own laws and rules within its own territory."
That says nothing.
The answer is a digital border, where it should be, and the technology is here ready to deploy.
The EU is The Single Market, which is the so-called "four freedoms", broken out into a cascade of deeply trivial rules (300 in the case of the NIP), policed by the EU's own court.
That's fine for members, but not at all fine for non-members.
Any disputes can go to independent arbitration. That is not controversial.
This whole dispute can be sorted out using a digital border and independent dispute resolution.
Why hasn't this been done?
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