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Brexit in 60 seconds , just for the Remainers
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<blockquote data-quote="Danllan" data-source="post: 6484923" data-attributes="member: 8735"><p>Hmm... to just leave, nothing needs to get through; although something(s) might need to be blocked.</p><p></p><p>What concerns me is what some Remain supporting MPs will do just out of spite, particularly Tory ones. There are a few that seem willing to try and shaft the country by preventing no-deal preparation. But that could be circumvented by tagging the necessary onto any convenient Money Bill.</p><p></p><p>I'm not a great constitutionalist and only have a working knowledge of the relevant Parliamentary procedure, but even I can think of a couple of mechanisms for getting past potential road blocks. I have no doubt, in fact I know, that there are very clever people on both sides of the argument trying to work out what they can do for their respective causes.</p><p></p><p>Were I BJ, I'd be making as much no-deal preparation as possible and, concurrently, trying to reach a deal. If the date passes and it's a no-deal, it will be very hard for former Remainers to vote against any actions then - they could no longer claim to be trying to prevent something and would be seen to be actively stopping necessary measures.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Danllan, post: 6484923, member: 8735"] Hmm... to just leave, nothing needs to get through; although something(s) might need to be blocked. What concerns me is what some Remain supporting MPs will do just out of spite, particularly Tory ones. There are a few that seem willing to try and shaft the country by preventing no-deal preparation. But that could be circumvented by tagging the necessary onto any convenient Money Bill. I'm not a great constitutionalist and only have a working knowledge of the relevant Parliamentary procedure, but even I can think of a couple of mechanisms for getting past potential road blocks. I have no doubt, in fact I know, that there are very clever people on both sides of the argument trying to work out what they can do for their respective causes. Were I BJ, I'd be making as much no-deal preparation as possible and, concurrently, trying to reach a deal. If the date passes and it's a no-deal, it will be very hard for former Remainers to vote against any actions then - they could no longer claim to be trying to prevent something and would be seen to be actively stopping necessary measures. [/QUOTE]
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