Musashi_kenshin
Well-Known Member
Somehow I don't think that parliamentary procedures would allow it. You can't just sign a contract for tens of billions of dollars without some sort of legislative approval or at least departmental contract being awarded.Perhaps Canada and Australia should throw some money into GCAP in exchange for some of the UK's delivery slots.
If the UK tried to collapse GCAP, the government would be dragged down by the unions. They've made it clear they see GCAP as a red line and something they won't allow to be cancelled. We might see some sort of mutual agreement that the UK gets later jet deliveries so doesn't have to stump up as much money early on, but outright cancellation is unlikely.
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