Business leaders speak out against 'immensely unwelcome' new border checks in Boris Johnson's Brexit deal
that goods moving the other way from Northern Ireland to Great Britain, would also be forced to undergo checks known as exit summary declarations.
"We've been getting mixed signals from government, not just in that committee but in other places too," Pollen said. She warned that many companies, particularly small businesses, don't have the capacity to carry out the new checks. Naomi Smith, CEO of pro-EU group Best For Britain said: "The government is trying to be all things to all men.
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