Originally Posted by
Genghis the Engineer
I'm not sure he's acquiescing, he knows well that the whole community favoured remaining in EASA. He is, I think, forced into it by various negotiating positions, not least that of the EC.
G
I was being charitable. Grant Shapps voted to remain, although he later said in Parliament:
"When it came to the 2016 referendum, I could see both sides of the argument, and it took me right up to the ballot box itself to decide that I would vote remain, which I did."
However, I do not believe he actually thinks leaving EASA is a good idea.