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The DUP are against it. Britain will only leave with a deal if Parliament vote for it (They voted down Theresa May's deal three times). What happens if they don
by fredley 7y ago
The DUP are against it. Britain will only leave with a deal if Parliament vote for it (They voted down Theresa May's deal three times). What happens if they don't vote for it is the Boris Johnson will, by law, be forced to ask for an extension. He must accept whatever extension the EU propose. However, it's likely to get more 'interesting' than that.
I've found these flow diagrams very helpful with understanding the process, but it hasn't been updated in a week: https://jonworth.eu/brexit-what-next/ https://jonworth.eu/brexit-what-next/
- vixen99 7y agoJean-Claude Juncker has ruled out an extension to the Brexit deal. "Mr Juncker said: "He and myself don't think it's possible to give another prolongation. There will be no other." This means (probably, given the time period) either acceptance of the deal or leaving without a deal irrespective of the UK Parliament.