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In response to the rest of your post. If civil servants are preparing for the possibility of a referendum then you don't need to be Einstein to understand that this is a possibility.
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Andrew, please read my post and respond accordingly
I’m not sure what you have posted there?
In regards to the law, and my post what is your response?
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Andrew, and others, I’ll spell it out for you.
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Originally Posted by Pierre
A second referendum, which won’t happen but if it did, would have to take place before March next year.
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Also a bill would have to passed in parliament to repeal the withdrawal bill. Or at least to say if the country voted to remain to repeal the withdrawl bill.
I don’t see that happening in 5 months.
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Therefore we will leave in March with, or without, a deal. Any second referendum would have to take place when we’re outside of the EU, which would mean having to negotiate re-entering the EU. Which would mean joining the single currency and a shed load of other things we opted out of when we were members.
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We are leaving in March 2019. There is nothing that can be done to stop it. It would be unlawful.
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