Yes, in the UK the parliament has absolute sovereignty[0]. Parliament cannot be overruled by the courts (unlike the US or Australia, where the Supreme/High Cou

Yes, in the UK the parliament has absolute sovereignty[0]. Parliament cannot be overruled by the courts (unlike the US or Australia, where the Supreme/High Court can declare laws invalid), nor is there any requirement for decisions to be taken to a referendum (unlike Australia or Switzerland, where the constitution can't be changed without a vote). The UK parliament can, in theory, ignore the referendum entirely - although that'd be hugely unpopular if they did. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Parliamentary_sovereignty https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Parliamentary_sovereignty