O ran gwasanaethau a fasnachir, unwaith eto gall dull seiliedig ar gynsail Llywodraeth y DU niweidio’r economi. Dro ar ôl tro, rydym wedi cyflwyno’r achos i Lywodraeth y DU dros negodi cytundeb sy’n cydnabod pwysigrwydd gwasanaethau sy’n gysylltiedig â nwyddau. Mewn amryw o sectorau, gan gynnwys awyrofod, nid yw busnesau yn gwahaniaethu rhwng y nwyddau a’r gwasanaethau sy’n cael eu cyflenwi ochr yn ochr â’r nwyddau. Mae Llywodraeth y DU wedi dewis peidio â gwrando. Mae mandad Llywodraeth y DU hefyd yn dangos diffyg uchelgais ar gyfer sawl sector twf gan gynnwys gwasanaethau digidol ac mae’r methiant i gydnabod pwysigrwydd cytundeb sy’n darparu ar gyfer cydnabod cymwysterau proffesiynol o’r ddwy ochr yn arwain at risg pellach i allu darparwyr gwasanaethau i fasnachu yn yr UE.
On traded services, again the UK government’s precedent based approach could damage the economy. We have repeatedly made the case to the UK government for negotiating an agreement that recognises the importance of services linked to goods. In many sectors, aerospace included, businesses do not distinguish between the goods and the services that are supplied alongside the goods. The UK Government has chosen not to listen. In addition, the UK government’s mandate lacks ambition for many growth sectors including digital services and the failure to recognise the importance of an agreement that provides for the mutual recognition of professional qualifications further risks the ability of services providers to trade within the EU.