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Article 50
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Parliament - not just Government - has a say in enacting Article 50, according to the High Court's decision just announced.
https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2016/nov/03/parliament-must-trigger-brexit-high-court-rules
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Interesting that 32% of the electorate voted out and this is described by a government spokesman as "the will of the people", but for a simple strike the same party want it to be illegal to strike unless 80% of the union to vote in favour.
/Even if unions achieve the 50% turnout, they then need 40% of those eligible to vote to back the action. That amounts to an 80% vote in favour of strikes - far higher than that needed to win a general election.//
/Even if unions achieve the 50% turnout, they then need 40% of those eligible to vote to back the action. That amounts to an 80% vote in favour of strikes - far higher than that needed to win a general election.//
IMO parliament has little to add.
They can debate the new contracts/agreements going forward if they like; but exit has already been decided and if they try to thwart it then the public know which party to vote in next time.
Meanwhile they could schedule 1 to 1:30 pm this afternoon for the exit debate and vote it though mid afternoon.
They can debate the new contracts/agreements going forward if they like; but exit has already been decided and if they try to thwart it then the public know which party to vote in next time.
Meanwhile they could schedule 1 to 1:30 pm this afternoon for the exit debate and vote it though mid afternoon.