This week, leaked documents from the UK government revealed that the United Kingdom is drafting plans to create a "prosperity zone" between Canada, Australia and New Zealand upon exiting the European Union in March 2017. This is significant news for our campaign, as a prosperity zone not only implies potential negotiations for free trade and free movement, but indicates our campaign is making significant progress within the UK government. At the CFMO, we will continue to promote our campaign with senior government officials, and ensure free movement with Canada, Australia and New Zealand is discussed as part of the UK's upcoming Brexit talks. More information regarding the government's plan for a prosperity zone can be found here: http://www.cfmo.org/2016/12/government-brexit-plan-includes.html Over 170,600 people have also signed our online petition supporting freedom of movement between the United Kingdom, Canada, Australia and New Zealand. This is a tremendous achievement for our campaign, as the more signatures our petition receives, the more publicity it gains from government officials and diplomats. If you would like to help our campaign even further, you can: Like us on Facebook: Our campaign reaches thousands of people every week from supporters liking and sharing our online content - http://www.facebook.com/CFMO.org Follow us on Twitter: With every follow and retweet, we generate greater publicity for our campaign among government officials and the general public - http://www.twitter.com/theCFMO Donate: Small financial donations help us advertise and expand our campaign to new audiences. Donations can be made quickly and easily via our website - http://www.cfmo.org/p/donate.html It only takes a moment to help our campaign through social media and online donations. We appreciate all forms of support, and with your help, we will continue to build on our success in achieving free movement for citizens of the United Kingdom, Canada, Australia and New Zealand. For more information, please visit our website at: http://www.CFMO.org The Commonwealth Freedom of Movement Organisation