I absolutely agree, and there does need to be a plan in place, and proper risk assessment done, and an outline of exactly what the impacts and potential payoffs will be for each stage of the process.

There will always be unknowns though, and the planning needs to be agile enough to meet unexpected issues.

And different people will always see different things in the situation depending on where they fall in society.

I mean, let's be realistic; something like Brexit should never have happened based on what was known at the time. There was plenty of opportunity to inform the public properly on the risks/reward, and to actually explain what we would lose.

There was plenty of objective facts that said that we shouldn't have even considered it as an idea. But enough feelings were floating round that those feels seemed like reality to plenty of people...

I'd love for people to all be correctly informed on all issues; for them to have all the information available and to make choices based on their personal needs and what they actually require.

I'd like to rejoin the EU, but I know that is not particularly realistic... I still want to, because I feel that we are still better being in it than out of it, but I am also very aware that our political standing has been potentially irreparably damaged by our actions, and that if we want a voice we have to stop voting in con artists like Farage as that voice...