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Exiting EU ctee says MPs shd have indicative votes on 4 broad options:
Voting on May's deal again; to leave with no deal; to negotiate changes to withdrawal agt or polit declar on backstop or on Canada or Norway + deal; or on a people's vote (on which deal they want or on remain)
Voting on May's deal again; to leave with no deal; to negotiate changes to withdrawal agt or polit declar on backstop or on Canada or Norway + deal; or on a people's vote (on which deal they want or on remain)
That just about covers it - but what happens when there's no majority for any of these, is there a proess of elimination? And option 1. and 3. are really the same - May's deal allows for any sort of future relationship.
2 months pre-Brexit & no clarity on this range of choices
2 months pre-Brexit & no clarity on this range of choices
Exiting EU ctee suggests if no clarity on options emerges, Westminster shd vote on extending A50 - but why wd EU agree unless Westminster does indeed have a clear view on what it wants. Notable the report mentions revoking A50 but not having an indicative vote on that option
