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Is It Reasonable To Single Her Out?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.All of those who voted to try to stop no-deal, because they have no shame at denying the referendum result, cast a deciding vote. Whether she should've been part of the voting or not, is a different issue; but one worth debating nevertheless.
I trust these are still all indicative votes. I suspect the public doesn't really need it indicated how out of touch with democracy and morality MPs, as a group, are: they already know.
I trust these are still all indicative votes. I suspect the public doesn't really need it indicated how out of touch with democracy and morality MPs, as a group, are: they already know.
"Without her vote, the motion would not have passed."
I doubt that's so, AOG. Without her vote it would have been a tie. That would have left it to Mr Speaker to cast his deciding vote - and we can only guess what way that would have gone.
"I trust these are still all indicative votes."
No, OG, this was not an "indicative" vote. It was a vote to pass a bill of legislation. It will be put before the Lords tomorrow and is expected to receive Royal Assent on Monday.
I doubt that's so, AOG. Without her vote it would have been a tie. That would have left it to Mr Speaker to cast his deciding vote - and we can only guess what way that would have gone.
"I trust these are still all indicative votes."
No, OG, this was not an "indicative" vote. It was a vote to pass a bill of legislation. It will be put before the Lords tomorrow and is expected to receive Royal Assent on Monday.
"NJ, there was one tied vote and the speaker cast his vote with the government noes."
Yes danny, that was on an amendment to allow (yet another) round of indicative votes on alternative ways forward. Mr Speaker voted with the Noes "as is precedent". But we all know what Mr Speaker thinks of precedents when it comes to votes that really matter.
Yes danny, that was on an amendment to allow (yet another) round of indicative votes on alternative ways forward. Mr Speaker voted with the Noes "as is precedent". But we all know what Mr Speaker thinks of precedents when it comes to votes that really matter.
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//That would have left it to Mr Speaker to cast his deciding vote//
Yes,NJ,that's why I referred to Bercow earlier.Incidentally,he fielded a few questions after the tied vote and I think he referred to the last time this happened was in '93 over the Social Chapter.
Ladybirder - some undoubtedly tempted yes!
Yes,NJ,that's why I referred to Bercow earlier.Incidentally,he fielded a few questions after the tied vote and I think he referred to the last time this happened was in '93 over the Social Chapter.
Ladybirder - some undoubtedly tempted yes!