Years of planning comes to an end without a contingency plan. It is very important to handle crisis well as a happening or not happening of a particular event depends on unseasonable and unthinkable forces which can lead to a complete disruption. While studying the macro level factors of a particular event of a country, it is important to know how well can a country manage its risk of being history or of certain decisions which it might have to take for the welfare of its people. With the odds of 52:48 the Brexit finally cherished. The people of United Kingdom under the leadership of the then Prime Minister David Cameron decided for a complete brexit. Brexit is a term given to the exit of the United kingdom from one of the largest trade unions of the world the European Union. Many leaders have failed to execute a contingent plans for a Soft exit or a hard exit but the governments and the house of commons have failed to create or take a decision to lead the country towards an exit. Then came Prime minister Boris Johnson who held his shoulders high and took up the responsibility of an exit.
August 2019 saw an era of the Operation yellowhammer. The latter is a code name used by the United Kingdom treasury for cross government civil contingency plan for a no deal brexit. In short if The UK government wants to get out of the EU without any deal then the Operation Yellowhammer will be having a contingency plan which will try to minimize the damage and get to its mission of no deal. The contingency plan deals with how we can stabilize the imports and exports after the hit and ow will the government conduct cross border trade without any lag or any factor associated with a loss.
2nd August,2019 marked a day when the British prime minister officially claimed the papers have been leaked in the media and all the planning and designing had been available in the public domain. Fair enough? but even after the British declaring an exit which revels that British might finally lead herself ahead in the race by closing a deal with EU might surrender to the power of the house of commons which did not accept its proposal and unfortunately the house of commons had to be adjourned until November violating the deadline of 30th October 2019. So was yellowhammer a move to get people off balanced? or crash the markets? No one knows but the answer to all questions lies at the discretion of the House of commons.
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