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Originally Posted by Hugh
Can someone explain why it’s wrong for MPs to have a vote on the actual legislation that will be produced after negotiations on leaving the EU, and why it’s right for MPs to have a vote on the laws and statutes produced when the Government (of any party) tries to introduce/change any other legislation?
In both cases, a majority of voters (whether it’s a General Election or a Referendum) have indicated they want something to happen - either to Leave the EU or in support of a Party Manifesto.
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I think some of the extreme Brexiters fear Parliamentary scrutiny will reduce the chances of a hard Brexit. It's not a philosophical question for them.