Government wins second reading vote on 'internal market bill' with an overwhelming majority скачать в хорошем качестве

Government wins second reading vote on 'internal market bill' with an overwhelming majority

Boris Johnson’s controversial bid to override parts of the Brexit deal has cleared a major hurdle in parliament. Government wins second reading vote on the internal market bill with a majority of 77 MPs have voted to approve the internal market bill at its second reading, with a government majority of 77, despite concerns it could breach international law. Ayes :340 Noes: 263 The Tory’s had been expected to win the key vote on his Internal Market Bill, given the Conservatives’ large majority in the House of Commons. The bill will now move to committee stage to be debated and amended further. Johnson kept most of his party on side by saying the most controversial part of the bill may “never be invoked” if a trade deal is struck with Brussels. Labour’s amendment to block a second reading of the internal market bill has been defeated by 213 votes to 349, a government majority of 136. Ed Miliband returns as Labour leader – for one night only Standing in for Keir Starmer and responding to Boris Johnson’s opening statement on the Internal Markets Bill, Miliband was lit by indignation as he methodically outlined the government’s oscillations and inconsistencies over the Withdrawal Agreement – the Brexit departure deal. However, Johnson stole a march on Midland by claiming the bill would only be used if a deal with the EU was not struck. Sir Keir Starmer missed the second reading of the bill being absent due to coronavirus self-isolation rules. https://labourheartlands.com/governme...