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By *onny MC OP Man
over a year ago
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So if everyone on the other side of the house says they want A People's Vote and not a general election, can one of them table a motion for one and would the 21 Tory rebels vote for that against the Govt? |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"So if everyone on the other side of the house says they want A People's Vote and not a general election, can one of them table a motion for one and would the 21 Tory rebels vote for that against the Govt? "
No, because a democratic peoples vote would allow for voting about not just yes or no.
A peoples vote would have at least a chess boards worth of options available to vote on. |
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By *ara JTV/TS
over a year ago
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"So if everyone on the other side of the house says they want A People's Vote and not a general election, can one of them table a motion for one and would the 21 Tory rebels vote for that against the Govt? "
There isn't time for a referendum before October 31.
Which reminds me of Tusk back in April urging the UK to "please don't waste this time" during the ensuing six months.
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By *onny MC OP Man
over a year ago
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"So if everyone on the other side of the house says they want A People's Vote and not a general election, can one of them table a motion for one and would the 21 Tory rebels vote for that against the Govt?
There isn't time for a referendum before October 31.
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But would a general election be any quicker? They think there's time for that.
I suppose there's the endless debates on how the question(s) would be worded. |
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