The EU has laid out its system for Brexit arrangements, recommending chats on an exchange arrangement could start once "adequate advance" is made on a partition settlement with the UK.
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Mr Tusk said the UK must respect its money related duties to the EU
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The draft rules, issued by European Council President Donald Tusk, contend for a "staged approach" in talks.
The draft will be sent to the 27 part states for endorsement. They will set the tone for a long time of transactions.
England formally set off the Brexit procedure on Wednesday.
It had called for synchronous chats on leave terms and future exchange ties.
In a news gathering in Malta on Friday, Mr Tusk clarified that "beginning parallel chats on all issues in the meantime as proposed by some in the UK won't occur".
"Just once we have accomplished adequate advance on the withdrawal would we be able to talk about the system for our future relationship," he said.
Mr Tusk included that while the discussions would be "troublesome, complex and here and there even angry", the EU would not "seek after a correctional approach".
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UK Prime Minister Theresa May formally set off the Brexit procedure by sending the Article 50 warning letter to Mr Tusk on Wednesday.
The two are to meet in London in front of an EU summit on Brexit, which wo exclude her, on 29 April
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