Leaving the EU: Parliamentary Vote Debate
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Ben Bradshaw
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Leaving the EU: Parliamentary Vote
Ben Bradshaw Excerpts(7 years, 2 months ago)
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Mr Ben Bradshaw (Exeter) (Lab)
Sorry, but the answer is not good enough. This is a critical question. The Secretary of State says that if the House votes against the deal, which could be a bad one, the Government will move ahead without a deal. Does that mean that the only choice is to crash out on to World Trade Organisation terms, which would be an absolute disaster for our country, or does it leave open the option of the Government continuing to negotiate, seeking more time or even staying in on current terms?