Another new Brexit thread

[aguero93:20]

He must have really annoyed someone.

Or some people have really annoyed him.

 

[kevin horlocks wand]

Thems the rules. And if it is the most important thing to sort out since WW2, why have we put a time limit on ourselves? What’s the rush? Better to get it right

because Gina gee went to court to insist that parliament has the right to vote on any Eu deal and now it seems it is being denied that right

 

[BobKowalski]

because Gina gee went to court to insist that parliament has the right to vote on any Eu deal and now it seems it is being denied that right

They aren’t though. They will be debating the Withdrawal Act in full once it is published. Gives everyone a chance to see what’s in it before voting on it. There will be a meaningful vote attached to the final reading I presume as an MV is one of the provisions of the Act.

 

[blueparrot]

because Gina gee went to court to insist that parliament has the right to vote on any Eu deal and now it seems it is being denied that right

only until its published and follows the correct procedure through parliament. You think the vote should come first ? We are still finding out whats in it, including customs for N. Irish businesses to sell into Great Britain.

 

[Mazzarelli's Swiss Cheese]

because Gina gee went to court to insist that parliament has the right to vote on any Eu deal and now it seems it is being denied that right

Leave Bercow alone. He's bound to be grumpy at work, as any of us would if our younger better looking wife was getting smashed by a gypsy reality TV star.

 

[Gareth Barry Conlon]

No room for Monsieur Francois?

It's quite hard to accept that both he and Grayling are actually elected MPs.

2 very good shouts but look at the caliber of twats of that list.

 

[kevin horlocks wand]

They aren’t though. They will be debating the Withdrawal Act in full once it is published. Gives everyone a chance to see what’s in it before voting on it. There will be a meaningful vote attached to the final reading I presume as an MV is one of the provisions of the Act.

With lots of amendments no doubt

 

[Gareth Barry Conlon]

because Gina gee went to court to insist that parliament has the right to vote on any Eu deal and now it seems it is being denied that right

They had a meaningful vote on Saturday and they voted in favor of waiting for the full WA legislation. So they are not being denied anything - what BoJo is trying to do is ignore what was agreed on Saturday. Pathetic from him.

 

[BobKowalski]

Some numbers on what a standard FTA (now our intended aim) with the EU would do for Services. There is a lot of claret (in every sense) spilt here...

https://www.cer.eu/sites/default/files/brexit_trade_sl_pbrief_6.12.18.pdf

 

[BobKowalski]

With lots of amendments no doubt

Possibly and possibly not. That will be Parliaments choice though and that is the point.

 

[urban genie]

We are staying in Europe still Jan at least.

Let everyone here acknowledge that and save a lot of time and effort moaning at each other.

Or Johnson will just ignore everything and crash us out.

Either way until the final reading nowt is gonna change.

 

[Ban-jani]

It would be entirely democratic... and I would feel Labour had betrayed every single leave voter after they said they'd "honour the result" amidst years of stating "we have to leave..." only to offer no solutions, options or methods, delaying and voting against a possible deal at every turn, because they're seemingly obsessed with "Powah".

I'd accept the result, and we'd move on, but Labour would never be able to canvass my vote on anything again.

This is entirely fair enough.

 

[kevin horlocks wand]

Bercow has said he is respecting parliament time not allowing it to be debating again . They have spent the last hour questioning his decision and debating brexit again. They could have had the bloody vote by now !

 

[kevin horlocks wand]

Possibly and possibly not. That will be Parliaments choice though and that is the point.

Do you want a bet that it will be possibly rather than possibly not ?

 

[BobKowalski]

Well hello. Is this letter saying that the Withdrawal Bill also needs Scottish and Welsh Parliament approval on devolved competences?

 

[Mike D]

Bercow has said he is respecting parliament time not allowing it to be debating again . They have spent the last hour questioning his decision and debating brexit again. They could have had the bloody vote by now !

They can't have the vote's its not Bercows fault these shit for brains MP's can't understand you can't just keep bringing the same vote back time and time again. The saem thing happened with May when she came back again. Johnson pulled his vote and spat his dummy out on Saturday he should have had it then.

 

[Ban-jani]

Well hello. Is this letter saying that the Withdrawal Bill also needs Scottish and Welsh Parliament approval on devolved competences?

What a mess this is.

The UK is doomed.

 

[BobKowalski]

Do you want a bet that it will be possibly rather than possibly not ?

Christ no. If the opposition don’t decorate this Bill with enough amendments to turn into a passable Christmas Tree I would be disappointed but either way if that’s the will of our sovereign Parliament then so be it.

 

[BobKowalski]

What a mess this is.

The UK is doomed.

Plot twist I didn’t see coming if this is the case.

Oh and yeah. Doomed.

 

[aguero93:20]

Christ no. If the opposition don’t decorate this Bill with enough amendments to turn into a passable Christmas Tree I would be disappointed but either way if that’s the will of our sovereign Parliament then so be it.

I'm looking forward to the "the passing of this bill into law shall be conditional on the right honourable member Boris Johnson dying in a ditch" amendment. Someone has to table it. I would.