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Alliance

Main pledges

Oppose a hard Brexit for the UK
Ensure the UK remains in the single market and the customs union
Achieve a Brexit deal that recognises "the special circumstances in NI"
Hold a referendum on the final Brexit deal, with an option to remain in the EU

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Conservative

Main pledges

Leave the single market and customs union, while seeking a “deep and special partnership” with the EU
Secure a "smooth and orderly Brexit" while maintaining that "no deal is better than a bad deal for the UK"
Determine a "fair settlement of the UK’s rights and obligations" in our withdrawal from the EU
Pass a Great Repeal Bill to convert EU law into UK law

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Sinn Fein

Main pledges

Deliver special designated status for NI within the EU
Ensure that any UK-EU Brexit deal is approved by the Irish government and the NI Executive
Maintain access to EU farm funding - including CAP payments - after Brexit
Agree provisions to allow NI to rejoin the EU if an Irish unity referendum is successful

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Lib Dems

Main pledges

Maintain membership of the single market and support the principle of freedom of movement
Oppose any moves that risk making Wales a less prosperous nation or will see powers more concentrated in Westminster
Ensure any powers in devolved areas of responsibility that are repatriated following Brexit be "appropriately devolved"

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SNP

Main pledges

Demand a seat at the table for the Scottish government in Brexit negotiations
Protect Scotland’s place in the EU single market
Oppose any attempt by the UK government to treat the fishing industry as a bargaining chip in the Brexit negotiations
Ensure that the rights and protections currently safeguarded by EU membership are not diminished after the UK leaves

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Green

Main pledges

Hold a referendum on the terms of the Brexit deal, with the option of staying in the EU
Immediately guarantee the rights of EU citizens living in Britain and urgently seek reciprocal arrangements
Stay in the single market
Ensure that EU environment law is enforceable in the UK

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Lib Dems

Main pledges

Hold a referendum on the final Brexit deal, with the option to remain in the EU
Unilaterally guarantee the rights of EU nationals in the UK
Stay in the single market and customs union
Support the principle of freedom of movement between the UK and EU - the right to work, travel, study and retire abroad

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UKIP

Main pledges

Quit the jurisdiction of the European Court of Justice, the EU single market, and customs union
Restore "full maritime sovereignty"
Pay no "divorce" money to the EU, nor contribute to EU budget
Finish Brexit process by the end of 2019

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Labour

Main pledges

Scrap the Brexit white paper and replace it with a fresh set of negotiating priorities with an "emphasis on the single market and customs union"
Immediately guarantee rights of EU citizens living in Britain
Replace the "Great Repeal Bill" with an EU rights and protections bill that will ensure no change to workers' rights or environmental protections
Reject "no deal" with the European Union as a viable option

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UUP

Main pledges

No hard Irish border or internal borders within the UK
Invest in skills and infrastructure to "future-proof" NI economy
Provide post-Brexit assistance to those currently receiving EU funds
Maintain the Common Travel Area after Brexit
Establish a Brexit executive unit to act of a voice for NI

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Conservative

Main pledges

We will no longer be members of the single market or customs union but will seek a deep and special partnership with the EU
Envisage that the powers of the devolved administrations will increase as we leave the EU
Commit the same cash total in funds for farm support as currently received from EU until the end of the parliament
A new regime for commercial fishing that will preserve and increase fish stocks after leaving the EU

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Labour

Main pledges

A jobs-first Brexit is needed, allowing an "upgrade to our economy for the 21st century"
Negotiations should prioritise maintaining access to internal energy market; retaining benefits of single market and customs union
EU-derived laws, such as workplace and consumer rights and environmental protections, are fully protected "without qualifications"
Brexit deal should deliver for all regions and nations - including Scotland

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Lib Dems

Main pledges

Wants a referendum on the final terms of the Brexit deal, with the alternative option of staying in the EU on the ballot paper
The UK must maintain membership of the European Single Market
Press for the UK to unilaterally guarantee the rights of EU nationals in the UK
Any deal negotiated for the UK outside the EU must protect the right to work, travel, study and retire across the EU

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SDLP

Main pledges

Retain access to free movement of people, goods and services within the EU
Maintain the Common Travel Area after Brexit
Secure human rights and protections derived from EU legislation
Ensure NI continues to receive EU funding, particularly for vulnerable areas

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Labour

Main pledges

Scrap the Brexit white paper and replace it with a fresh set of negotiating priorities with an "emphasis on the single market and customs union"
Ensure the level of funding Wales currently receives from the EU continues beyond Brexit
Immediately guarantee rights of EU citizens living in Britain
Replace the "Great Repeal Bill" with an EU rights and protections bill that will ensure no change to workers' rights or environmental protections
Reject "no deal" with the European Union as a viable option

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DUP

Main pledges

Get the best possible Brexit deal for NI
Strengthen relations with rest of UK and ensure there are no internal borders
Ensure there is a "frictionless" border between NI and the Republic of Ireland
Ensure NI has ability to opt in to EU funding when it is proven to add value
End jurisdiction of European Court of Justice and increase control over UK laws

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Plaid Cymru

Main pledges

Ensure Wales can continue to buy and sell to Europe without costly barriers
Secure money promised to Wales by Leave campaign and "not accept a penny less"
Fight to get best Brexit deal for Welsh industry and agriculture