The Centre for Brexit Policy is a think tank backed by cross-party politicians and veterans of the national Brexit debate. It was formed to propose the critical policy changes enabled by Brexit that will boost national prosperity and well-being in years to come, as well as help ensure that Britain fully ‘takes back control’ when it leaves the European Union.
The Centre for Brexit Policy (CBP) analyses what Brexit should mean for the UK. By providing a focus for the development of post-Brexit public policy, the CBP is providing an overarching framework for the UK that maximises the opportunities Brexit affords. This is promoted to government, Parliamentarians, and within public discourse – welcoming contributions from fair-minded people of all stripes who want to see Brexit open a new and fruitful chapter in our country’s life.
The Centre for Brexit Policy has three core objectives:
- Identify the benefits and opportunities of Brexit across the full spectrum of economic, trade, social, foreign, defence and security policy areas and propose new policies for the government’s agenda.
- Continue to make the intellectual, evidence-based case for Brexit and provide the government with clear and constructive advice on how to deal with ongoing negotiation and implementation issues. Brexit, means regaining full control over our laws, borders, seas, trade, and courts, regardless of the route taken to achieve these.
- Check any attempts to dilute or diminish Brexit, as well as serving as a catalyst and rallying point for positive news stories that, over time, will be able to persuade and demonstrate the many substantial advantages of Brexit.
The Centre for Brexit Policy is supported by a cadre of expert CBP Fellows drawn from multiple disciplines to provide additional expertise and experience in developing an agenda for policy change that will ensure the British people benefit from Brexit.