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Inside the no-deal reasonable worst case scenario

7 December 2020

6:48 PM

7 December 2020

6:48 PM

I’ve been passed the government’s ‘reasonable worst case scenario planning assumptions to support civil contingencies planning for the end of the transition period’. The 34-page document describes itself as a ‘challenging manifestation of the risk in question’ but ‘not an extreme or absolute worst case scenario’.

A government source confirmed the official sensitive document, which was written in September, still underpins contingency planning.

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