LONDON (Reuters) – Britain’s Internal Market invoice is an financial measure that affords a appropriate type framework for the country’s market put up-Brexit, minister Michael Gove stated on Thursday, describing regulations that has provoked a row with the European Union.

Gove, who leads the authorities’s work on implementing the divorce agreement, told a parliamentary committee that “the foremost ingredient to stress in regards to the UK Internal Market invoice is that it’s essentially an financial measure”.

“And the UK Internal Market invoice is there to tag positive that as we dawdle away the European Union, as for the closing 40 years many of the foundations which have governed the circulation of issues at some level of the UK were EU single market suggestions, that we have a worthy appropriate type framework to underpin that.”