Funny how quitters claim that 'brexit is enshrined in law'...
It is, old bean
Article 50 is therefore already incorporated in UK law by primary legislation.
Funny how quitters claim that 'brexit is enshrined in law'...
I’d have a peoples vote. The way I see it is this:
The referendum was like a sandwich shop. Do you want a sandwich, Yes or No.
The people’s vote would be what do you want on your sandwich, Nothing, Dog ****, Ham or Cheese.
At the minute it seems the only option are nothing or dog ****.
Enshrined: In a form that ensures it will be protected and respected.It is, old bean
Article 50 is therefore already incorporated in UK law by primary legislation.
The people have already voted, and they voted to leave the European Union.
Word salad.Enshrined: In a form that ensures it will be protected and respected.
'Incorporated' is a wholly different thing...
Because the UK has no definitive constitution, parliament can do what it likes as regards any law at any time!
Thus 'enshrined'/'incorporated' effectively means nothing - and certainly not what those who think it is a cast iron guarantee would have you believe!
I know, I voted Leave. But if the deal is so ****e then why not vote for a better deal?
the Ian Howarth deal
You, and he, have a problem.
He can ask for it, but it will only happen if somebody agrees to it. In 8 weeks.
So you keep saying. Does that mean A50 can't be unilaterally revoked?Law is the law