Current Affairs EU In or Out

[-Rob-]

I'll admit that revoking Article 50 is probably unlikely, leaving the EU is still the most likely outcome but until we are 100% out of the EU then remaining in is still a very viable option. No one single person in the HOC can discount any of the options. Whatever happens will be voted on by all the MPs so Ken Clarke can say there is no chance but the rest of the HOC may say there is a very good chance.

No one knows what's going to happen, not even Ms May. All options are still a possibility.

 

[Frang]

Shouldn’t you be out working Frank?
Or has some European migrant stolen your job while you slept off last nights alcohol?

hit a nerve have I..

im off mate betting on cheltnam this week

 

[Mutzo Nutzo]

hit a nerve have I..

im off mate betting on cheltnam this week

Not really bud. Total lottery this year at Cheltenham. The course is a mess and the weather is dreadful.

 

[dublinbluenose]

 

[Old Blue 2]

They also might be remainers. Who knows...let’s have another vote and find out shall we.

Yawn...

Let's have votes on it ad infinitum...

 

[Old Blue 2]

16 days to my photo, chaps & chapesses.

Still pretty sure the sky won't fall in!

Nice big colour photo will be here soon!

 

[Jebus_lives]

All laws are legal - although you might have yourself a decent jurisprudential discussion point (which I expect is entirely lost on you).

Article 50 was voted for by the HOC so your first and second sentence entirely contradict each other.

unstatute isn't actually a word, so I've no idea what you're meaning by this.

Out might be where you want to get to; but the choice here is are you leaving through the front door, the upstairs window or being thrown off the roof.

Leaving on the end of the last day of March is the law via parliament end of
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So it's law that we leave on the 31st March and not the 29th?

It's also subject to revocation, because it's a decision we've taken and we can undo it.

 

[Jebus_lives]

16 days to my photo, chaps & chapesses.

Still pretty sure the sky won't fall in!

Nice big colour photo will be here soon!

I'm sure you'll also be commenting on the colour of the sky being much bluer and the sun shining brighter as was promised by the leave campaign...

 

[Jebus_lives]

Yawn...

Let's have votes on it ad infinitum...

Or just another. You can even put in the terms to say there won't be another for x about of time, like, oh let's say the fixed term parliament act.

 

[Joey66]

Leaving on the end of the last day of March is the law via parliament end of

So it's law that we leave on the 31st March and not the 29th?

It's also subject to revocation, because it's a decision we've taken and we can undo it.
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It's statute in law tonight, and tomottows votes are not binding .......

 

[Jebus_lives]

So it's law that we leave on the 31st March and not the 29th?

It's also subject to revocation, because it's a decision we've taken and we can undo it.

It's statute in law tonight, and tomottows votes are not binding .......
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Neither was the referendum, it was advisory. Had it been legally binding , it would've been void.

Also nothing you have said in your post actually contributes to further the conversation. Yes Article 50 is law, it is statue tonight, as it has been since European Union (Notification of Withdrawal) Act was signed on 16th March 2017, but it can be revoked.

 

[Joey66]

It's statute in law tonight, and tomottows votes are not binding .......

Neither was the referendum, it was advisory. Had it been legally binding , it would've been void.

Also nothing you have said in your post actually contributes to further the conversation. Yes Article 50 is law, it is statue tonight, as it has been since European Union (Notification of Withdrawal) Act was signed on 16th March 2017, but it can be revoked.
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Article 50 voted by over 500 MPs to leave the EU is binding legally - please keep up.....
E.g. An act of Parliment.....
Tonight and tomorrow is not binding as it has no time, and the EU today quoted no extension.......
Mays deal will be put back after a load of hot air over the next two weeks , and go through......or it's no deal...
I agree not great options, but that's where we are....
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[roydo]

It's statute in law tonight, and tomottows votes are not binding .......

Neither was the referendum, it was advisory. Had it been legally binding , it would've been void.

Also nothing you have said in your post actually contributes to further the conversation. Yes Article 50 is law, it is statue tonight, as it has been since European Union (Notification of Withdrawal) Act was signed on 16th March 2017, but it can be revoked.
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Are we back to DEMOCRACY!, (unless I dont like it) again?

 

[Jebus_lives]

Neither was the referendum, it was advisory. Had it been legally binding , it would've been void.

Also nothing you have said in your post actually contributes to further the conversation. Yes Article 50 is law, it is statue tonight, as it has been since European Union (Notification of Withdrawal) Act was signed on 16th March 2017, but it can be revoked.

Are we back to DEMOCRACY!, (unless I dont like it) again?
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Absolutely not. I don't see why you should overturn it. I said earlier I think the way forward is to go back to the public and ask them to decide on which route to take.

Parliament clearly can't reach a consensus, so it's GE or referendum 2.

 

[roydo]

Are we back to DEMOCRACY!, (unless I dont like it) again?

Absolutely not. I don't see why you should overturn it. I said earlier I think the way forward is to go back to the public and ask them to decide on which route to take.

Parliament clearly can't reach a consensus, so it's GE or referendum 2.
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I didnt mean you......Y'know.