SO unless we have a deal or an extension how exactly do they see this ban working? While I like the sentiment it does seem like rather pointless legislation that achieves nothing.
As I said the other day this like a client buying a property announcing that they've banned the seller from changing their mind about the sale. It's totally pointless in a scenario where you don't have full control of what is going to happen.
Not a fooking hope of this getting through the Lords in time. And even if it does I've not seen any mention of it leading to a revocation if we don't get the extension.
And there is no fvcking chance of an extension when we've apparently just given up hopes on working out what we actually want and this bill amounts to just asking for lots more time to have some more fvcking useless debates.
As a matter of law we would be forced to revoke the article 50 notice if there was no deal and no extension.
As much as I like this idea, the obvious argument against it is that once this has been passed into law, the Revoke A50 / People's Vote brigade need only sit on their hands and say no to everything.
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hmm
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something tells me this won't fly
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May's reply:
'Shan't'.
OK. She'll be in contempt of Parliament. Again. So?
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w@ nkers
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SO unless we have a deal or an extension how exactly do they see this ban working? While I like the sentiment it does seem like rather pointless legislation that achieves nothing.
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As I said the other day this like a client buying a property announcing that they've banned the seller from changing their mind about the sale. It's totally pointless in a scenario where you don't have full control of what is going to happen.
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This sounds like a great idea. I really dislike Cooper who is extremely self/important and calculating but this is a good one.
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Yay, more voting for unicorns.
Not a fooking hope of this getting through the Lords in time. And even if it does I've not seen any mention of it leading to a revocation if we don't get the extension.
And there is no fvcking chance of an extension when we've apparently just given up hopes on working out what we actually want and this bill amounts to just asking for lots more time to have some more fvcking useless debates.
Jebus wept.
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She doesn't have to stop it.
It doesn't stop leaving without a deal.
It instructs the Prime Minister to ask for an extension.
She can ignore the instruction
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As much as I like this idea, the obvious argument against it is that once this has been passed into law, the Revoke A50 / People's Vote brigade need only sit on their hands and say no to everything.
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orrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDuuuuhhhhhhhhh
if Berko thinks it's a good idea I'm sure it'll all be hunky dory
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