Brexit and the Political Control of UK: An Analysis

This report analyzes the impact of Brexit on the political control of UK. It discusses the separation of UK from the European Union and the independence of UK's parliament. The report also highlights the positive and negative impacts of Brexit on UK's trade relations and GDP.

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Contents
INTRODUCTION...........................................................................................................................3
MAIN BODY...................................................................................................................................3
CONCLUSION................................................................................................................................5
REFERENCES................................................................................................................................7
Books and Journals.................................................................................................................7

INTRODUCTION
Government includes the group of people who have authority to govern the country and
work for benefit id general public. There is key role of government in settling the condition of
the nation. There is need of managing the overall country in such a manner that all the people
living are able to live a free and happy life (Bloom and et.al., 2019). There are several schemes
that are being developed by government of nation for welfare of general public. The role of
government is to make political stability in the nation and regulate the political framework. The
government has control over the laws and can alter them according to requirement. The public
must follow all the rules and abide them for better life. In this report, there is discussion related
to Brexit as it has led to EU being separated from United Kingdom. It is necessary to find out if
now UK is able to manage their parliament independently. The real control of political condition
of UK is being discussed in the report.
MAIN BODY
Brexit can be understood as withdrawal of UK members from the European union. There
was certain conflict seen among the two and there was need of an entry strategy. United
kingdoms with all their community members wanted to exit from the agreement and work
independently. It was complex at that time is separating the European union was difficult. There
were certain negative impacts that can impact the trade relations and the GDP of the nation as
well. Some of the people were in opposition of breaks it and were thinking of economic
condition and the living standards (Martill and Sus, 2018). In 2016 the conservative party that is
also called referendum. The people war afraid of the free movement of the migrants. They
believed that the poor people will suffer a lot and the businesses will also not able to pay their
fees. At that time the people were unable to understand the opportunities or the threats that will
occur after Brexit. Some of the people were open to new opportunity is enhancing that the
immigrants will be able to get new work. At the same time other individuals believed that
leaving the EU can reduce the image of UK worldwide. Around 52% of the people voted in
favour of Brexit. Most of the people were from low income group and unemployed as they were
scared of immigrants grabbing the opportunities available for them. Many Brexit voters just want
to reduce overall immigration, while others argue that the UK could have a more sensible
immigration system if it were not constrained by the EU. According to EU regulations, the UK

must accept all EU residents who seek to relocate to the country, regardless of their employment
prospects or English proficiency (Mayhew, 2022). It is seen that the Brexit has both negative and
positive impacts.
Brexit took place in 2020 and this made UK independent. It is seen that they are given rights
to take independent decisions. Before wards all the European countries were having a same
parliament. No doubt the countries itself were also given nation parliament but major decisions
were taken by the single authority. They were given choice to make certain changes according to
their nation. But after the Brexit took place United kingdom’s get separated from the European
union and now is working is independent body. Government of United Kingdom is referred to as
Her Majesty's government (Thissen and et.al., 2020). They have Central Government in the
united kingdoms for grade Britain and Northern Ireland. The prime minister is the governing
body in United kingdoms and has power to select all the other ministers. The leader has now
been given independence to take all the supreme decision making and run the parliament
according to their own way.
It is not an illusion as all the power is now in the hand of Prime minister of UK. They are
gaining the advantage of working for the people and take all the major decisions without any
interruption. The government of UK has separated from the European Union and now they have
right to alter all the policies and laws the way they want. As per the Prime minister, they have
got so many benefits of getting separated (Breckenridge and Feldschreiber, 2019). They have
now their own immigration systems in which the focus on skilled workers as well as global
talent. They welcome thousands of workers who have effective skills and can support the
domestic labour market to achieve success in enhance the GDP of nation. Now they do not have
any fixed criteria for the number of immigrant in the country and can select according to their
choice. Another major point is the democratic control. Now the government of United kingdoms
have power to make laws and apply to parliament. Now there is no complexities in the decision
making and all the smooth operations can take place in the formulation of law as well as policies
for the whole country. Now the supreme court of UK is the final arbiter for the law that is
applied in whole United Kingdom. They are working according to the law of land and all the
judgements are issued in English. It has facilitated the citizens of United kingdoms as they have
understanding regarding the language and the laws that are given by supreme court of UK.

Identity proof cards are also now made more secure. Now they are able to identify and
distinguish the people of European nationality and have their own proofs. The people are able to
live freely and happy life. Now the government has made their own welfare system according to
the requirement of their citizens (Downing Coe and Audickas, 2018). All the resources of the
nation can be used affectively. The decision making related to business trade merger and
acquisition are also now independently taken by the United kingdoms. They have effective cross
border trades as well. The competition within the nation has also reduced as the European union
is now separated. People have caught more opportunities to carry on the business and get
successful. The government has spent ample amount of money to modernise and streamline the
important export control to create a single trade window. It is one of the initiative that will help
United Kingdom to trade smoothly and get benefits (Duda-Mikulin, 2020). Achieve the position
by 2025 so that the UK border agencies can have effective trade interactions. On regular basis so
that there able to keep their people happy.
There are different sides of a single coin. It is seen that most of the trade relations of United
kingdoms were from European unions. Before wards there were not trade barriers scene among
the Nations and they were able to import their products effectively without extra charges. But
after the impact of Brexit the trade relations will become complicated and the rates will also rise.
It will help on the people of United kingdoms as they have to pay more money for the goods that
the import from European union (Burns and Carter, 2018). There is negative impact as well but
now they have independent in their political conditions and are able to take all their decision
making by the prime minister. They have their own court, laws, policies that govern the nation.
They are working on enhancing the trade relations with other countries so that they get all the
products. At the present time UK is not regretting the decision and is working on stabilising the
political condition to balance the situation of country. This the time of independence and they are
working on their own laws and legislations.
CONCLUSION
From the above report it is concluded that UK is now working as an independent nation. The
Brexit took place in 2020 which separated United Kingdom from European union. It was one of
complicated procedures used to bring independence of UK into effect. The first significant
conclusion emphasises the challenges that any modern state faces in providing effective, cost-

effective public services with limited resources and in a context of technological development
and rising public expectations. There is analysis related to the actions taken by both the countries
to get separated. The major reason of Brexit was the refuges as the people of UK were scared
about their jobs and lifestyle. The important part is that UK is able to work independently and
take all the decision by Prime minister. It is not an illusion and the people are enjoying
independence and able to live free life.

REFERENCES
Books and Journals
Bloom and et.al., 2019. The impact of Brexit on UK firms (No. w26218). National Bureau of
Economic Research.
Breckenridge, A. and Feldschreiber, P., 2019. Impact of Brexit on UK and EU drug regulation
and patient access. Clinical Pharmacology & Therapeutics, 105(4), pp.923-925.
Burns, C. and Carter, N., 2018. Brexit and UK environmental policy and politics. Revue
Française de Civilisation Britannique. French Journal of British Studies, 23(XXIII-3).
Downing, E., Coe, S. and Audickas, L., 2018. Brexit: Future UK agriculture policy. House of
Commons Library.
Duda-Mikulin, E.A., 2020. Gendered migrations and precarity in the post-Brexit-vote UK: the
case of Polish women as workers and carers. Migration and Development, 9(1), pp.92-
110.
Martill, B. and Sus, M., 2018. Post-Brexit EU/UK security cooperation: NATO, CSDP+, or
‘French connection’?. The British Journal of Politics and International
Relations, 20(4), pp.846-863.
Mayhew, K., 2022. Brexit and UK higher education. Oxford Review of Economic Policy, 38(1),
pp.179-187.
Thissen and et.al., 2020. The implications of Brexit for UK and EU regional
competitiveness. Economic Geography, 96(5), pp.397-421.