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But as this is the Friday, we know that parliament can no longer vote for anything even if it wanted to.
It is, thank fuck, too late.
It is, thank fuck, too late.
You can check my working if you want. It's too late for a vote on Monday.
But parliament is being prorogued on Tuesday so it couldn't come then either.
Parliament is then off for the rest of next week, and it won't be open again until Monday 14th
But parliament is being prorogued on Tuesday so it couldn't come then either.
Parliament is then off for the rest of next week, and it won't be open again until Monday 14th
But. When parliament does come back on Monday 14th it has to deal with the Queen's speech - redundant affair as it's bound to be.
Parliament will not vote for a withdrawal agreement that week.
And on Thursday 17th is the EU summit
Parliament will not vote for a withdrawal agreement that week.
And on Thursday 17th is the EU summit
And that means on Friday 18th either Parliament has to accept Europe's plan, or they have to accept ours, or there will be no agreement. Which, of course, there won't.
And on Saturday 19th we ask for the extension.
And on Saturday 19th we ask for the extension.
On Monday 21st, once we're in the extension, Parliament votes for the general election.
And then a general election on November 28th.
And then a general election on November 28th.
There is no window of opportunity to vote for any withdrawal agreement now.
Like you said, that's even if there was one. But time has run out while people were looking elsewhere. Nothing happens in Brexit now till after the general election.
Like you said, that's even if there was one. But time has run out while people were looking elsewhere. Nothing happens in Brexit now till after the general election.
