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다수의 정치인, 공인, 신문 및 잡지, 기업 및 기타 단체들은 2016년 영국 유럽연합 회원국 국민투표에서 영국이 EU를 떠나는 것을 지지했다.

남다

주민투표에 의한 지역투표

기타 크라운 종속성

비국국국부부

본국 중 하나 이상의 국가에서 조직된 정당:

스코틀랜드의 파티:

북아일랜드의 파티:

웨일스의 파티:

지브롤터의 파티:

기타 지역 정당:

비즈니스 리더

타임즈에게 보내는 편지

더 타임즈에 게재된 서한에서, 36개의 FTSE 100 회사를 포함한 광범위한 기업 지도자들은 유럽연합에 잔류하기 위한 투표를 요구했다.이 서한은 "영국은 5억 인구의 유럽 시장에 무제한으로 접근할 필요가 있다"고 밝혔다.우리는 EU를 탈퇴하면 투자를 억제하고 일자리를 위협하며 경제를 위험에 빠뜨릴 것이라고 믿는다.영국은 더 강하고, 더 안전하며, EU의 일원으로 남는 것이 더 나을 것이다."[52][53]

정치인

여기에는 당 노선과 다른 입장을 가졌거나 공식적으로 중립을 지킨 정치인만 나열돼 있다.

보수당

보수당 내(공식적으로 중립적인)에서는, 총리를 포함한 내각 30명 중 25명이, 구체적으로 다음과 같이 한다.

다른 사람들은 전 총리 존 Major,[69]전 당 대표를 포함했다 윌리엄 Hague,[70]전 부총리 마이클 Heseltine,[71]데이비드 Willetts,[72]전 총리의 재무성 켄 Clarke,[73]전 장관 EdwinaCurrie[74]과 남작 부인 Warsi(는, 이른바, 지원되는 휴가임에도 불구하고 투표다 아니다.그녀의 지원 pr을 알고 있다.그 주장에 동의한다.[75][76]

보수당 의원 330명 중 대다수가 영국을 유럽연합에 잔류시키기 위해 선거운동을 하겠다고 발표했다.각료들을 포함하여, 그 명단에는 다음과 같은 것들이 포함되어 있었다.[68][77]

영국을 유럽연합에 잔류시키기 위해 캠페인을 벌이겠다고 발표한 유럽의회 보수당원(MEP)의 목록은 다음과 같다.[82]

잔류 투표를 지지하는 다른 보수당은 다음과 같다.

스코틀랜드 보수주의 MSP는 또한 마일스 브릭스, 피터 채프먼, 잭슨 칼로, 존 라몬트, 알렉스 존스톤, 레이첼 해밀턴, 리즈 스미스, 도널드 카메론, 아담 톰킨스, 더글러스 로스, 브라이언 위틀, 핀레이 칼슨, 애니 웰스도 포함시켰다.[90]

독립적

국제수치

다른 유럽 연합 회원국으로부터

다른 나라들

국제기구

비즈니스

신문과 잡지

영국의 신문과 잡지

외국 신문 및 잡지

지방정부당국

조직

노동조합

52개 영국 노동조합을 대표하는 무역연합 총회는 EU에 잔류하는 영국을 지지했다. 몇몇 회원 노조들을 제외한 모든 노조들은 유권자들에게 EU에 잔류할 것을 촉구할 것으로 예상되었다.[253]

기타 조직

저명인사

종사자 '의문가' 지

더 타임즈지에 보낸 서한에서, 약 200명의 의료 전문가들은 EU가 영국의 공중보건, 국민건강보험, 건강연구의 전반적인 이익이라고 옹호했다.서신의 섹션은 "건강 전문가와 연구자로서 우리는 국민 의료 보험, 의료 혁신 및 영국 공중 보건에 대한 EU 회원국의 지속적인 혜택에 대해 강조하기 위해 글을 쓴다"고 명시되어 있다."우리는 국제 보건 연구, 보건 서비스 혁신, 공중 보건 분야에서 수십 년 동안 엄청난 발전을 이루었다.EU 전체에 걸쳐 많은 것이 공유된 정책과 역량을 중심으로 구축됐다.NHS 민영화에 대한 결정은 영국 정부 혼자 한다.EU 이민은 재정, 인력 배치, 교류 측면에서 우리 국민건강보험에 순혜택이다.""결국 EU를 탈퇴하는 것은 국민건강보험에 재정적 횡재를 제공하지 않을 것이다."서명자 포함:[344][345]

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  • 피터 코펠만 교수, 런던대학교 세인트조지스 의과대학 명예교수(전 교장)
  • 피터 오프닝쇼 런던 임페리얼 칼리지 실험의학 교수
  • 런던대학교 세인트조지스 역학 교수인 피터 와인컵 교수
  • Ray Powles CBE 교수, Cancer Center London, Hemato-oncology 헤드
  • 레이먼드 아지우스 맨체스터 대학 직업환경의학과 교수
  • 리타 호바스 뉴캐슬대 신경유전공학부 교수
  • 롭 풀 뱅고르대 사회정신과 교수
  • 로드 그리피스 CBE 교수, 과거 런던 공공보건학부 총장
  • 로드 헤이 교수, Kings College NHS Trust London 피부염 교수
  • 존 번 경 뉴캐슬 대학교 임상 유전학 교수
  • 무니르 피르모하메드 경, 데이비드 웨더홀 의학부 석좌 겸 리버풀 대학교의 컨설턴트 의사
  • 스테파니 아미엘 교수, 런던 킹스칼리지 당뇨의학과 교수
  • 스티븐 키빌 교수, 런던 킹스칼리지 의학물리학 교수
  • 스튜어트 카니 교수, 런던 킹스 칼리지 의학 교육 학장
  • 타마라 허비 교수, 장 몬넷 셰필드 대학교 유럽법학 교수
  • 팀 헬리웰 교수, 리버풀 왕립 병리학 대학 배움의 부선물
  • Trevor Powles CBE, 런던 유방암 센터장
  • 트리샤 그린할그 OBE 교수, 옥스퍼드 대학교 1차 진료 보건 과학 교수
  • 패트릭 무어 씨, 벨파스트의 1차 진료실 약사
  • 잭 존슨 존슨 CEO, 잭 잭 재닝 잭, 위건의 CEO
  • 루이즈 존슨 부인, 맨체스터 대학 웰 노스 경영 조정자

로열 소사이어티 편지

스티븐 호킹 교수가 이끄는 150명 이상의 저명한 학자들,[346] 왕립 학회의 모든 동료들은 유럽 연합을 탈퇴하는 것이 과학과 연구에 해를 끼친다는 자신들의 입장을 밝히는 서한에 타임즈 신문에 서명했다.그들은 다음을 포함하였다.[347]

대학 지도자들 편지

100명 이상의 영국 대학 지도자들이 선데이 타임즈에 EU의 영국 가입을 지지하는 공개 서한에 서명했다.그들은 "EU 내부에서는 의료 및 의료 서비스 발전에서부터 신소재, 제품 및 서비스에 이르기까지 첨단 연구를 수행하기 위해 유럽 전역의 파트너들과 더 잘 협력할 수 있다"고 말했다.EU에서도 영국이 글로벌 인재들에게 더 매력적인 여행지로, 우리 학생들이 유럽 전역에서 온 최고의 인재들에게 가르침을 받을 수 있도록 한다.이는 우리 경제에 직접적인 영향을 미치며 성장을 견인하고 일자리를 창출하며 궁극적으로 국민의 삶을 향상시킨다.서명자 포함:[348]

크리에이티브 인더스트리 편지

세계 최대 창조 산업 이름 중 거의 300개가 아래에 열거된 이름들을 포함하여 영국을 EU에 유지하는 것을 지지하는 서한에 서명했다.창조산업연맹 조사에서도 회원국 96%가 EU 잔류를 지지한 것으로 나타났다.서한에는 "영국은 유럽에서만 강한 것이 아니라 상상력이 풍부하고 창의력이 풍부하며, 우리의 세계적 창조적 성공은 도보로 인해 심각하게 약화될 것"이라고 명시되어 있다.서명자 포함:[267]

경제학자들의 편지

경제학자 279명은 더 타임스에 보낸 서한에서 브렉시트가 "장기적으로 상당한 비용을 부담할 것"이라고 밝혔다.서명자들은 "전적으로 경제에 초점을 맞추면 영국이 유럽연합(EU)을 탈퇴하는 것이 큰 실수가 될 것으로 본다"고 썼다.출판 당시 그 편지에는 199개의 서명자가 있었다.출판 후 추가로 80명이 서명했다.[350][351][352]

변호사 보고서

약 300명의 변호사들이 EU의 영국 회원국과 그 대안에 관한 보고서에 서명했다.그들은 다음과 같이 말했다: "우리는 영국의 EU 가입에 대한 논쟁의 어느 정도가 정보의 부족, 오해 또는 더 나쁜 잘못된 정보에 기초하고 있는지를 인식했다[...] 궁극적으로, 우리는 EU 가입에 대한 합리적인 판단은 신뢰할 수 있는 증거에 기초해야만 할 수 있다고 믿는다."서명국들은 "영국의 이익이 EU에 남아 있는 것이 최선이라는 것을 고려한다"[353]고 말했다.

역사학자 편지

300명 이상의 저명한 역사가들이 가디언에 보낸 서한에서, 영국의 유럽연합 유산을 촉구했다.서한에는 "6월 23일, 우리는 표류하고, 부적절하고, 유럽이 분열과 나약함을 비난하거나, EU에 대한 우리의 약속을 재확인하고, 위험한 세계에서 우리 대륙의 결속을 공고히 하는 선택권을 마주하게 된다"고 쓰여 있었다.주목할 만한 서명자:[354][355]

및 및 보 보 보 보보.

유럽 작가들의 수호자에게 보내는 편지

가디언지는 2016년 6월 4일, 유럽(비영국) 작가들과 지식인들이 국민투표와 영국의 유럽 입지에 대한 의견을 내는 '영국에 보내는 편지'를 다수 게재했다.그 편지들은 모두 유산을 지지한다는 뜻을 나타냈다.[366]작가들은 다음과 같다.

노벨상 수상자 편지

《데일리 텔레그래프》는 2016년 6월 10일 노벨상 수상자 13명이 서명한 편지를 게재하면서 EU의 일원이 되는 것이 영국 과학에 좋고 영국에도 좋다는 견해를 밝혔다.[367]

노벨 경제학상 수상자 편지

가디언은 2016년 6월 19일 노벨경제과학상 수상자 10명이 서명한 서한을 발간해 '경제논쟁'이 EU 내에서 영국의 지속적 가입을 분명히 찬성한다는 견해를 밝혔다.[368]

떠나다

본국 중 하나 이상의 국가에서 조직된 정당:

영국의 파티:

스코틀랜드의 파티:

북아일랜드의 파티:

비즈니스 리더

여기에는 당 노선과 다른 직책을 갖고 있거나 공식적으로 중립적인 정당인 정치인만 나열돼 있다.

보수당 내부(공식적으로 중립적이었던):5명의 국무위원:

국민투표가 소집될 당시, 노동 연금 국무장관은 휴직을 지지하는 아이인 던컨 스미스였다.그는 2016년 영국 예산에 이어 사임했다.[428]일부에서는 영국의 EU 탈퇴를 지지한 데 따른 것으로 의심하고 있으나 던컨 스미스는 이 같은 주장이 '고의로 자신을 깎아내리려는 시도'라며 이를 부인해 왔다.[429][430][431]

이들 장관들뿐만 아니라, 보리스 존슨 전 런던 시장,[432][433][434] 2016년 시장 선거의 보수당 후보인 잭 골드스미스,[435] 마이클 하워드 전 대표,[436] 리암 폭스[437] 전 국방장관, 앤드루 RT 데이비스[438] 웨일스 보수당 대표가 퇴장 운동을 벌였다.EU 탈퇴를 위한 정당 캠페인은 재무부의 챈슬러 출신 로슨 경(니겔 로슨), 라몬트 경(노먼 라몬트) 등 2명이 이끌고 있는 '영국을 위한 보수당'이다.[439]

많은 다른 보수당 의원들은 영국이 탈퇴를 투표하도록 캠페인을 벌일 것이라고 발표했다.[77][failed verification]

노동당 내에서(남은 것을 지지함):노동당은 기부자 존 밀스가 이끌었다.

레크리에이션 투표를 지지하는 노동당 하원의원들:

노동 MSP:

이전 노동당 의원:

녹색당 내에서 (남은 것을 지지한) 녹색당 조직에서는 녹색당원들이 휴가 투표를 지지하는 녹색당원들을 대표하여 캠페인을 벌였다.[479]상원의원과 전 런던 하원의원 제니 존스(바론스 존스)가 선거운동을 벌였다.[480][481]

.

자유민주당 내 (남은 것을 지지한) : 자유주의 휴가 캠페인은 전 하이퍼드 하원의원인 폴 키에치가 주도했다.[482]

스코틀랜드 국민당

SNP 내 (남은 것을 지지한) : 전 SNP 부대표 겸 하원의원 짐 실러스와 전 SNP 지도자와 고든 윌슨 전 하원의원은 국민투표에서 휴가에 찬성했다.[483][484][485]전 스코틀랜드 정부 장관 알렉스 닐은 그가 투표로 휴가를 갔으며 그의 동료 SNP MSP들 중 몇몇도 마찬가지로 그렇게 했다고 선언했다.[486][487]SNP 투표 휴가, SNP 바둑!과 같은 SNP 회원들을 위한 여러 그룹이 있었다.[488]

얼스터 유니온주의당

UUP 내에서(유지 지원):해롤드 맥키 MLA와[489] 전 지도자 톰 엘리엇 MP[490]

인디펜던트

다른 유럽 연합 회원국으로부터

다른 나라들

비즈니스

의

외국 신문 및 잡지

직

노동조합

및 보 장 장장:

경제학자들:

기자:

작성자:

역사가:

노동조합원:

음악 아티스트:

스포츠 퍼스낼리티:

아티스트:

배우 및 여배우:

종교적인 숫자:

기타:

양측을 공식적으로 지지하지 않음

정부

기타 크라운 종속성

등록정당

비즈니스

신문과 잡지

국제수치

조직

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