THE Northern Ireland protocol could mean the European Union will limit 'access to healthcare' with strict post-Brexit drugs policies.
divorce deal. The European Commission last month offered Britain a package of measures it said could halve customs paperwork, cut checks on meat, dairy and other British food products by 80 percent and ensure the undisturbed flow of medicines. Speaking to GB News, DUP leader Sir Jeffrey Donaldson said:"I think it's a very serious matter that we don't have the same level of access to drug treatments as we did and there is one reason for that and that is the Northern Ireland protocol.
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