Verhofstadt Calls for Government Clarity on Negotiations

POLITICO | During a session of ICQ's (Imperial Chancellor Questions), LabDem Spokesperson on the Union called out Chancellor Brokenshire in regards to Veld and Hastigan Exit Negotiations. Verhofstadt, who stems from the staunchly unionist wing of the party, blasted the government for it's "lack of clarity or detail" in it's position for the important negotiations. The issue is one which stood central during the election campaign, as there is a high level of polarisation on how the departing states should be treated. Some argue that a lenient approach will be the most favorable to market stability, while others state that an easy deal for the departing states will weaken the integrity of the union and further promote secessionism. Below is the transcript of Verhofstadt's question to the Chancellor:
Originally posted by Guy Verhofstadt MP:
Mr. Speaker, I would like to take the floor very briefly to ask the Imperial Chancellor to elaborate on a pressing issue facing the nation. I hold in my hand a copy of the CCU Manifesto, more specifically the section which elaborates on Hastigan and Veld Exit Negotiations. The, and I struggle to call it a paragraph Mr. Speaker -- it's more of a long sentence -- states: "If the will of the people wish to break free from the Union, like two States have expressed, the CCU will fully back them in their Democratic departure." end quote. 
That entire sentence is supposed to enlighten the general public on the stance of this Chancellor towards the complex negotiations which are to take place between the Falleen Government and the aforementioned State Governments. 
What I wish to ask the Chancellor, Mr. Speaker, will the Falleen people, and by extention it's elected representatives in this parliament get any clarity on what the Chancellor intends to pursue in the coming negotiations? Clearly none of the issues in regards to trade, defence cooperation, citizen's rights and immigration are touched on in the slightest within the Chancellor's platform. Does the Chancellor intend to implement some transparency in it's young government and outlay it's position so that parliament can scrutinise whether such an approach is in the best interest of the Falleen people? I yield, Mr. Speaker.
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