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Govt will agree to Labour's motion tomorrow to publish a Brexit 'plan', but also challenge MPs to agree PM's Article 50 timetable. |
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May hasn't got the hang of this strong leader lark, has she?
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But with amendments.
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The motion is to be debated tomorrow.
You have to have a debate before announcing the result. |
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What is the source of your information? No mention of "tomorrow" on Sky and nothing on BBC.
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Govt will agree to Labour's motion tomorrow to publish a Brexit 'plan', but also challenge MPs to agree PM's Article 50 timetable. ![]() The motion is to be debated tomorrow. Which bit of that is difficult? |
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This whole charade is going to fall apart. How could it ever have done anything else?
When Soubry is happy to join Corbyn, you know the stakes are high. This whole debacle was a mechanism to hold the Tory party together - it will be blown apart once this is over. I hope it's fatal for them. They could even agree with anti-Brexit Tories not to stand against them. The way May's going about - are we up to "Black-and-blue" yet?? - a vote of No Confidence MUST be looming in the distance. |
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![]() The motion is to be debated tomorrow. Which bit of that is difficult? |
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Yes that was your opening post on the thread.
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Amendments they will seek a vote on and lose on and then they will back the government motion.
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None of it. But OP says that the result of the debate will be acceptance.
How do you spell "U-turn"? |
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As I said the publication of a plan will be very vague and will likely be a list of dates of what happens after A50 is invoked. They are not going to lay out a strategy and tell parliament everything they are going to push for, what their red lines are etc.
Seriously this amendment isn't all that much, although respect to the government for pushing it back saying that A50 has to be invoked by March is a clever move. Although it may render the A50 court case in the Supreme Court irrelevant. |
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I give up. The OP was in plain English.
How do you know what will happen tomorrow? |
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I knew that the debate would be tomorrow. OP says it will be accepted tomorrow.
You have to have a debate before announcing the result. |
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The only amendment is to agree to the A 50 timetable.
https://twitter.com/Lukejones03/stat...rc=twsrc%5Etfw |
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None of it. But OP says that the result of the debate will be acceptance.
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It'd be easier to just admit that you misread the initial post and the meaning of 'tomorrow'.
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No it isn't.
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So we're now on an unstoppable path to hard brexit then?
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You are aware that this only happened because she was about to lose majority in the Commons.
Labour's motion was supported by the SNP, Lib Dems and 40 Tories. Guess what would happen if she lies (notwithstanding the upcoming Supreme Court ruling). I noticed you did this a lot in the supreme court thread too making up things people didn't say. So on that basis I will leave you there and let others engage you if they feel it is worthwhile. |
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I have nothing to admit. OP cannot know today what will happen tomorrow.
You're just making yourself look sillier, rather than admitting you simply misread what 'tomorrow' referred to. |
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At least we will know if may wants it hard or soft.
She was going to loose thats why she caved in. |
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What are you on about? Have you watched the news?
"......confirms that there should be no disclosure of material that could be reasonably judged to damage the UK negotiations to depart from the European Union after Article 50 has been triggered." |
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I have linked to the full text of the amendment above. I suspect this will be the part that the Government uses to ensure that what is disclosed is very vague:
"......confirms that there should be no disclosure of material that could be reasonably judged to damage the UK negotiations to depart from the European Union after Article 50 has been triggered." There is no way the government is going to reveal its hand and another thing, its a motion so its not binding. |
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