As the fate Brexit
saga continues to play out, and the prime minister Theresa May is running out
of time to save Britain from a no deal, her latest move was to announce that
she will offer MPs the chance to vote on a second Brexit referendum.
In a press conference
May said that she has been listening carefully to those who want a second
referendum and although she does not believe this is a route that the UK should
take, she recognises the genuine and sincere feeling across the house on this
important issue. She continued to say that “the government will therefore include
it in the withdrawal agreement bill at introduction, a requirement to vote on
whether to hold a second referendum.”
If the House of Commons
were to vote for a referendum, it would be requiring the government to make
provisions for such a referendum, she said.
Pointing to the fact
that her Brexit agreement has already been rejected by parliament on two occasions,
she said that the government cannot expect MPs to vote on a document they have
previously rejected, so changes to the political declaration will be sought to
reflect this new deal.
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