They have a chart whereby they anticipate eu contributions ending in 1819 and domestic spending increasing in 201920 onwards. It seems to me from what you said that is not the right way to approach it with relation to eu contributions. I dont want to give the impression the legacy paying the money to the European Union is not the case. To the extent the financial settlements covers payments like that, we would be required to pay more with the member state, then provided in the budget forecast, it is not the case these sums of money are additional to that when it is baked in but the anticipated feature of domestic spending may not be correct that they might have to read in the future fiscal outlook, would you agree with that . This is a fiscally mutual approach so instead any savings made from not paying the European Union will be recast or recycled into domestic spending, we dont know how that expenditure will be used but as i say the sums are covered over this time or it will be of th
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