How should we proceed with Brexit?

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We provided additional information for the question which was:

"The possible answers being - no deal Brexit, cancel Brexit and continue with controlled Brexit (only leave with a UK/EU deal).

CANCEL BREXIT means: Revoke Article 50 to leave the EU and continue as a full member of EU as we have done so before. So we would continue to have the advantages of freedom of movement/freedom to work anywhere within the EU, continue to trade with EU countries without additional costs and all the other advantages of being in the EU. However, freedom of movement would mean people could still freely come to the UK from the EU, high cost of membership for being part of the EU and the various other restrictions that the EU requires of its members.

NO DEAL BREXIT means: This would mean that we would have no formal relationship with the EU. The possible negative impact could be reintroducing border checks, likely extra charges on some goods traded between UK/EU, transport could be effected and delays entering EU's countries when travelling. However, it would mean the UK would be fully independent to implement its own laws, control its own migration policy and negotiate trade deals with any country/group of countries (including EU). Ultimately the exact implications of no-deal Brexit would only be known if it happens so this information is only a guide to help you decide.

CONTROLLED BREXIT means: Continue with the original Brexit plan - negotiate access to some of the EU advantages whilst keeping to the promise of leaving the EU. This could be great for economy/business, but considering 3 years has passed without a good deal is one even possible anymore.".

The available answers for this questions were:

1. Controlled Brexit - Government to go back to the EU and negotiate a new exit deal.

2. Cancel Brexit - stay as part of the EU.

3. No Deal Brexit - leave immediately.