Brexit minister Stephen Barclay has asked the European Union for its "formal views" on a proposal to preserve citizens' rights regardless of whether a Brexit deal is agreed, according a letter published by the government on March 5.
Last month, the government adopted a proposal by a
Conservative lawmaker to ensure that the safeguards on the rights of British
citizens living in the EU and vice versa in the divorce deal be ensured even if
the deal is not ratified.
"In light of our aim, we
have already set out a fair and comprehensive unilateral offer of how we will
protect the rights of EU citizens in the UK that is based on the Withdrawal
Agreement," Barclay wrote in the letter dated March 4.
He said the government
welcomed the Commission's request for EU members to adopt "a generous
approach" to British citizens living in the bloc, but that the government
had "particular concerns in relation to healthcare arrangements".
"I would be happy to explore this further with
you to consider solutions that will ensure that the arrangements for citizens,
in particular vulnerable citizens, are safeguarded in all scenarios."
Source: NDO
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