Nov 6: Cabinet discusses proposed deal.
Nov 8: Brexit Secretary Dominic Raab announces ‘a moment of decisive progress’. The narrative should be one of ‘measured success, that this is good for everyone, but won’t be all champagne corks popping’.
Nov 19: After ten days of behind-the-scenes talks in Brussels, Theresa May uses a speech to the CBI conference to announce she has ‘delivered on the referendum’. Mr Raab will make a statement to Parliament, 25 business leaders will back the deal and ‘lots of world leaders’, such as Japanese PM Shinzo Abe, will ‘tweet their support’.
Nov 20: Seven days of parliamentary debate on the deal will begin, with the theme of ‘Delivering for the Whole of the UK’. The PM will visit the north of England ‘and/or Scotland’ and 100 business leaders will be targeted to come out in support of the deal.
Nov 21: Chancellor Philip Hammond will open the Commons debate on the theme of ‘economy, jobs, customs’.
Nov 22: Sajid Javid will lead the Commons debate and give media interviews on the theme of ‘taking back control of our borders’.
Nov 23: The Commons will debate the financial aspects of the deal, including the impact on NHS funding. Health Secretary Matt Hancock will make a related hospital visit.
Nov 24: MPs will sit on a Saturday for the first time since the Falklands War to debate the impact on Northern Ireland. The PM will visit the Province. Irish PM Leo Varadkar will be asked to speak out in support.
Nov 25: Liam Fox will lead Commons debate on ‘global Britain’, including the potential for trade deals and the impact on security co-operation with the EU.
Nov 26: MPs will debate ‘taking back control of our laws’. The Prime Minister will do an interview with ‘Dimbleby’ (thought to be the BBC’s David Dimbleby).
Nov 27: Michael Gove will lead a debate on the impact on farming and fishing before MPs vote on the deal in the evening.
Written at the bottom of the memo in block capital letters: ‘HISTORIC MOMENT, PUT YOUR OWN INTERESTS ASIDE, PUT THE COUNTRY’S INTERESTS FIRST AND BACK THIS DEAL’
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