The House of Representatives again rejects dissolution

The House of Parliament (constant 650) in the UK rejected the motion for the dissolution general election submitted by the Johnson administration again on the 4th. After that, the assembly closed. As the deadline for withdrawal from the European Union (EU) at the end of October is approaching, deliberation will not take place for a month until the opening on October 14th.

The dissolution of the dissolution general election was the government's countermeasure against the withdrawal postponement law that was enacted on the 9th. The law stipulates that the government requests the EU to postpone a three-month postponement if it is unlikely that a withdrawal can be made upon agreement with the EU. Prime Minister Johnson, who did not want to postpone, was aiming to bring the law abolished by winning the dissolution general election.

As a result of voting, 293 for and against ...