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1/3 Here’s the case for holding a series of indicative votes on Brexit. Parliament is currently deadlocked. MPs voted down the PM’s deal but haven’t yet agreed on an alternative, so why not see if there is a different approach that can command a majority?
2/3 The six options the @CommonsEUexit has identified are: 1. Hold another vote on the PM’s deal. 2. Leave with no deal. 3. Renegotiate the current deal. 4. Negotiate a Canada-style deal. 5. Negotiate a Norway-style deal with a customs union. 6. Hold a second referendum.
3/3 The PM says she is “talking and listening to people about what would secure the support of this House”. Well there’s a very simple way of trying to find the answer to that question. Let MPs vote on the different options.
