a fresh row had broken out between the eu and the uk over the arrangements agreed as part of the brexit deal which cover those checks. earlier, the conservative party co chair 0liver dowden said the government would wait to see the eu plans in full, but would engage fully and constructively on the matter. 0ur brussels correspondent jess parkerjoins me now. yes, these proposals have been months in the making. a response to uk calls for change. important to stress we do not have the details yet, they welcome later. but brussels see this as a big offer and not one it was easy to get everyone here to agree to. morning. this man, if you don t know him yet, you may well soon. maros sefcovic, recently visiting queen s university in belfast. he is in charge of drawing up the eu s answer for trying to sort out this. checks on goods arriving in
and constructively on the matter. our brussels correspondent jess parkerjoins me now. reports. this man, if you do not know him yet, you may well soon maros sefcovic, recently visiting queen s university in belfast. he is in charge of drawing up the eu s answer for trying to sort out this checks on goods arriving in northern ireland from great britain. while some post brexit controls have been delayed, business hit by changes are looking for long term solutions. if we can see a situation that is workable, yes, we will leap in there with both feet and relish the opportunity, but at the moment, my suspicion is the can will be kicked down the road further and there will be a lack of clarity and, you know, as a business you need to have crystal clarity. it is understood the european commission will look to offer what they see as a significant cut to checks and customs procedures to ensure the free flow of medicines