The new British Finance Minister Sajid Javid plans to announce that he will allocate around 1 billion GBP to finance Hard Brexit’s preparations.

Sajid Javid said he would change Brexit’s finance ministry’s approach, starting with the announcement of significant additional funding to ensure that London is ready to leave the European Union (EU) on October 31, with or without a deal. The additional funding will include money for a large information campaign for individuals and businesses, the opening of 500 new jobs in the UK Border Police and new infrastructure around ports.

Brexit supporters accused Sajid Javid’s predecessor, Philip Hammond, of not providing enough funding to prepare for Brexit without a deal.

At the same time, it became clear that the UK government is not expecting the EU to sign a new Brexit agreement, revealed Michael Gove, who is in charge of preparing for a possible Brexit without a deal.

“We will leave the EU on October 31”, said Michael Gove.