Rejoin EU

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Rejoin EU says EU membership would restore EU consumer protections such as the ban on mobile-phone roaming charges and is likely to remove Brexit-related taxes and costs on items sent between the EU and UK.

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In consumer affairs, EU membership would allow consumers to benefit once again from European legislation protecting consumer rights and providing benefits such as the EU’s ban on mobile-phone roaming charges. It’s also likely to remove Brexit-related taxes and extra costs on items sent between the EU and the UK.

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Rejoin EU pledged to re-join the EU single market and customs union and eventually join the euro when it says economic circumstances make it advantageous.

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Our economic and employment policies focus on re-joining the EU single market and customs union to boost the economy and funding for the NHS and other public services, helping small businesses and consumers by cutting Brexit red tape and trade barriers, and eventually joining the euro when economic circumstances permit it and make it advantageous.

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Rejoin EU says restoring EU membership would return the UK to the European Health Insurance Card scheme and the European Medicines Agency.

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Restoring EU membership would allow the UK to participate once again in the European Health Insurance Card (EHIC) scheme, allowing Britons to benefit from healthcare in EU member states on the same terms as the home nationals of those countries and vice versa. Renewed participation in the European Medicines Agency would also likely improve medicine availability by simplifying and speeding up approvals of new drugs.

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Rejoin EU says re-joining the EU would raise GDP and tax revenue to fund the NHS and increase staffing through access to skilled EU workers.

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Our party will improve the NHS by re-joining the EU, which is likely to boost the UK’s GDP and tax revenue significantly, thereby increasing the funding available to ensure better treatment, shorter waiting lists, enhanced pandemic preparedness and more staffing via greater access to skilled EU workers.

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Rejoin EU pledged support for re-joining the Erasmus+ student exchange scheme and increasing European foreign-language courses in the UK school curriculum.

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On education, we support UK government plans to re-join the Erasmus+ student exchange scheme and we would aim to increase the availability and take-up of European foreign-language courses within the UK school curriculum.

What this could mean for you

This would apply to you if: a student.

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Rejoin EU says its environmental policy is co-ordination with the EU on climate change, pollution and carbon-market alignment.

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Our environmental policies focus on better co-ordination and co-operation via EU membership to tackle climate change, reduce pollution and ensure carbon-market alignment.

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Rejoin EU says re-joining the EU and restoring free movement would cut queues at airports and ports and let the UK take part in European transport projects.

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Re-joining the EU and restoring free movement would also cut queues at airports and ports by reducing or removing the need for border checks and enable the UK to participate in European-wide transport projects and networks.

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Rejoin EU says re-joining would allow UK participation in the EU border agency Frontex and the Dublin agreement on where asylum applications are processed.

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Re-joining would also allow us to participate in EU border agency Frontex and arrangements such as the Dublin agreement, which allows for asylum seekers to have applications dealt with by the EU member state in which they arrived when they first entered the EU.

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Rejoin EU pledged to restore EU freedom of movement in the UK, which it describes as a labour mobility rather than migration policy.

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On migration, we support the restoration of EU freedom of movement in the UK. In precise terms, FoM is a labour mobility – not migration – policy, since the overwhelming majority of European citizens coming here returned to their home countries after a period.

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Rejoin EU says re-joining the EU would return the UK to the European Arrest Warrant extradition mechanism.

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Re-joining the EU would allow the UK to participate once again in the European Arrest Warrant, a fast-track mechanism allowing EU member states to rapidly extradite criminals originating from other countries and repatriate those wanted for committing crimes at home.

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Rejoin EU says the UK would regain full membership of Europol and access to its investigative co-operation systems.

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The UK would also regain full membership of Europol and access to systems and investigative co-operation arrangements which it lost when it left the EU.

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Rejoin EU pledged a return to full EU membership.

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Like most Britons today, the Rejoin EU Party seeks our return to full EU membership for better prosperity, enhanced security and increased personal freedoms.

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Rejoin EU says its defence and security policy is greater European military integration and shared access to EU intelligence and security databases.

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Our defence, security and justice policies emphasise greater European military integration and shared access to EU intelligence and security databases to combat emerging threats.

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Rejoin EU says that as an EU member state the UK would get the EU treaty guarantees on full employment, combating social exclusion and discrimination, and social justice and protection.

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the guarantees contained in the EU treaties, which stipulate that the core values of the Union include the achievement of ‘full employment and social progress’, combating ‘social exclusion and discrimination’ and promoting ‘social justice and protection’;