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It's always been described as such. Whether each line of text is advisory is best left to the reader.

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Unfortunately it's not an Act of Parliament either. Had they written that into the referendum act then the government's power to invoke article 50 without further reference to parliament would have been beyond question. As it is, they didn't, and, unless the Supreme Court disagrees, it isn't.

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I'm afraid so.

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Super, thanks for the clarification

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Well at least you know now :D

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as a remoaner you could go to the high courts and try to get it changed to something you like :) i believe that's how its done :)

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As clear as that non existant exit strategy

Being an educated chap I'm sure he is fully aware of his options :), you may learn something

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I think they are exiting via the cake shop so they can "have their cake and eat it" :)

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better than Belgian waffle ;)

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Indeed but Belgian frites are nice though.:drool:

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The beer's not bad either. :)

Meanwhile, further east Theresa May's latest confident, the Polish foreign minister spills the beans from his latest talks with her and Boris. "Brexit will not take place earlier than in two to three years. If it takes place at all." Needless to say, this hasn't got down well in some quarters.

http://www.standard.co.uk/news/polit...-a3407501.html

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If that "plan" was discussed during official talks then pretty bad to go running to the press about it even if it were true, but given how many times May has said march next year is when article 50 will be invoked i doubt this story. Personally I'm fed up of the whole damn thing and will wait for march if it's invoked then like most I'll be happy if it isn't then time for some protesting.

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So are all the other countries that have trade-only deals with the EU, also "having their cake and eating it"? Of course not.

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Yes but we want a better deal than them. There isn't a generic trade deal, they differ.

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if its not i think there will be rioting and civil unrest on a massive scale as the people realise they have been betrayed[listen to me i've joined project fear:shocked: ]