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Old 02-04-2019, 15:10   #1001
jfman
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Re: Brexit

Oh 100% if it’s rejected quickly that’s good and proper. If a minority attempt to delay it for the purposes of facilitating no deal and deny the will of the Commons that’s the kind of thing the Parliament Act was designed to avoid (legislatively it does not due to timeframes). The fact we’ve the ticking time bomb of Brexit would essentially force a constitutional crisis if the Government acted in a way other than extending to allow the processes to complete.

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