Day-to-day

In a sense, I feel a bit sorry for Britain caught up
in the never-ending Brexit saga. One sees Britain as
a path-maker in defining Parliamentary democracy,
but interestingly, they have never defined a constitution
for themselves. The British constitution evolved historically,
and now the Brexit Deal seems on the same path ie in
historical time. Not gonna work!

What does leaving come down to? Importantly, not paying
into the EU. Let's get that done does seem to have some
urgency.

The cost of doing that? Loosing a place in that decision-making
body. Once that happens, the rest becomes the day-to-day work
of Parliament.