British Prime Minister Announces Continuation of Work to Leave EU at End of October Denial of Resignation

[Manchester (UK) 29 Reuters]-British Prime Minister Johnson said he would stay in the prime minister even if he could not agree with the EU over the European Union (EU) departure on 29th, and he left the EU on October 31 He stressed that only the ruling and conservative parties can do it.

The conservative party has been holding a party convention in Manchester since 29th. Mr. Johnson wants to consolidate the party with a strong attitude to leave the EU at the end of October, regardless of whether there is an agreement.

However, the British Parliament has accepted a law that requires the Prime Minister to request a postponement of withdrawal if no agreement is reached with the EU before the October 17-18 EU Summit.

Mr. Johnson and his ministers have yet to explain how to leave the end of October while avoiding the law.

Johnson said on BBC TV: “The public will feel that the time for an important choice for this country is imminent. We must continue our duties and realize the withdrawal from the EU on 31 October. Will continue to work and realize (withdrawal). "

In response to the question of whether to resign in order to avoid situations where we have to ask for postponement of withdrawal, we answered `` no '', and `` I continued to do that because I assumed the task of leading the party and the country in difficult times It ’s my responsibility. ”

Consul General Gove Lancaster, who is in charge of preparations for a no-commitment, said that the ministers understood the outline of the agreement that would be aimed at the EU Summit, and showed confidence in the government's plan.

Gove said at a party convention event “We have a rough understanding of what agreements are possible. If progress is made in all directions, we will agree by the European Council in October (EU Summit). It is possible to get approval at the board meeting in October. "

The British government is expected to publish a proposal this week to solve the border problem between British Northern Ireland and EU member countries Ireland, which is the biggest obstacle to the EU agreement.

The Foster party leader of the Democratic Reunification Party (DUP), a regional political party in Northern Ireland that cooperates outside the Conservative Party, stressed that it would not accept the treatment of Northern Ireland differently from the rest of the UK.

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