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Old 08-12-2018, 13:01   #4515
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Re: Brexit

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Originally Posted by jfman View Post
Come March there may be little opposition on the basis of returning the question to the people in a further referendum.

One thing that’s clear is Parliament is against no deal. The idea it will be passive and “run out of time” is in fact fanciful.

If framed as a national security issue it can easily be done. Private Member’s Bills cannot be dismissed if they have support. Although I believe the Government would introduce the legislation to avoid a confidence vote anyway.
Read the Parliamentary Standing Orders regarding Private Members' Bills.
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