David Davis has admitted that no impact assessments have been done on the effect of Brexit on the UK economy.
The Brexit Secretary has been accused of misleading Parliament over the non-existence of formal documents looking into the likely impact of EU withdrawal on different sectors of the UK economy.
In October Mr Davis said that reports had been conducted ‘in excruciating detail’.
Today he told the Committee for Exiting the European Union that no impact assessments had been conducted by the Government on the likely results of Brexit for individual sectors, such as automotive, aerospace or financial services.
