Red Hander
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Firstly, apologies for staring another Brexit thread.
Mods: I have tried to be specific about the questions raised. If you think they are too generic, feel free to delete.
The purpose of this thread is to seek the informed views of Arrsers about three questions:
1. How can the government get Brexit over the line? (that is, by what methods?); [there was some speculation that HMG might now not defend Robin Tillbrook's court case, which is that we left on 29/03/2019];
2. Is there any way at all in which HMG can say either 'We're already out'; or just declare that we have left?; and,
3. Can HMG get a no deal past Parliament? Can it get even a deal past the Remainers?
I ask these questions outside of the estimable @Auld-Yin 's thread because it is still stuck in a 'should we leave/yes we should/no we shouldn't' cycle.
What concerns me is the technical/procedural aspect - how is Brexit achieved from this point onwards?
Mods: I have tried to be specific about the questions raised. If you think they are too generic, feel free to delete.
The purpose of this thread is to seek the informed views of Arrsers about three questions:
1. How can the government get Brexit over the line? (that is, by what methods?); [there was some speculation that HMG might now not defend Robin Tillbrook's court case, which is that we left on 29/03/2019];
2. Is there any way at all in which HMG can say either 'We're already out'; or just declare that we have left?; and,
3. Can HMG get a no deal past Parliament? Can it get even a deal past the Remainers?
I ask these questions outside of the estimable @Auld-Yin 's thread because it is still stuck in a 'should we leave/yes we should/no we shouldn't' cycle.
What concerns me is the technical/procedural aspect - how is Brexit achieved from this point onwards?
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