The House of Representatives (constant 650) decided to postpone voting on a draft agreement that stipulated the conditions for Britain to leave the European Union. A large number of people approved the motion of the bipartisan group. British Prime Minister Johnson is legally obligated to request the EU to extend the withdrawal deadline, but he said, “I will not negotiate the deadline for extension,” and changed his attitude on leaving at the end of October. Absent.
A legislation enacted in September by the British Parliament stipulates that if the proposed agreement is not approved by the House of Representatives by 19th, the Prime Minister must request the EU to postpone the withdrawal deadline until the end of January next year. . However, after the approval postponement motion was approved, Mr. Johnson said at the agenda, “Negotiation with the EU will not be postponed and will not be enforced by the law,” and proceeded with the procedure for ratification of the agreement from the 21st. He stressed the idea of leaving on the 31st. If the prime minister does not comply with the law, the court may intervene and order a request.
Even if an extension request is made, it is not known whether the EU will accept the extension of the third withdrawal deadline. If refused, there is a risk of “withdrawal without agreement” on the 31st without agreement between the UK and the EU.
The motion is that approval of the agreement is pending until the legislative procedure necessary for formal ratification of the withdrawal agreement is completed. Non-affiliated parliamentarians who have been removed from the ruling and conservative parties in support of the postponement of withdrawal are submitted with the opposition parliamentarians. . It was passed 322 votes versus 306 votes. The submitter explains that it is “insurance” that avoids accidental occurrence of “unintentional withdrawal” due to some form of delay, but the administration believes it was an act that hindered the approval of the agreement.
This agreement is John on the 17th ...
