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  • Unilaterally reneging on the UK-EU withdrawal agreement

    From Ottavio Caruso@ottavio2006-usenet2012@yahoo.com to uk.legal.moderated on Mon Oct 6 11:55:42 2025
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    It seems like both Tories and Tories2 (Reform) are making up as long as
    they go. There are talks of a impossible renegotiation of the UK-EU
    withdrawal agreement, and of a possible unilateral reneging on it.

    Provided the Parliament is sovereign and can do what it want as it
    pleases, and discounted the international consequences of it, what are
    the steps the Parliament must take to put it into effect?

    A simple vote? Does it have to go though a commission of some sort?
    --
    Ottavio Caruso


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  • From Jon Ribbens@jon+usenet@unequivocal.eu to uk.legal.moderated on Mon Oct 6 12:12:44 2025
    From Newsgroup: uk.legal.moderated

    On 2025-10-06, Ottavio Caruso <ottavio2006-usenet2012@yahoo.com> wrote:
    It seems like both Tories and Tories2 (Reform) are making up as long as
    they go. There are talks of a impossible renegotiation of the UK-EU withdrawal agreement, and of a possible unilateral reneging on it.

    Provided the Parliament is sovereign and can do what it want as it
    pleases, and discounted the international consequences of it, what are
    the steps the Parliament must take to put it into effect?

    A simple vote? Does it have to go though a commission of some sort?

    You've asked basically the same question and had it answered several
    times recently. Parliament can pass any law it likes, by a majority vote
    of both Houses (or just by the Commons if they use the Parliament Act). Whatever it says the law will be, becomes the law. If it says that the Withdrawal Agreement must be disregarded for all purposes, it must be.
    If it says that the Prime Minister must immediately order the military
    to launch nuclear missiles at Brussels, that is what must happen.

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  • From JNugent@JNugent73@mail.com to uk.legal.moderated on Mon Oct 6 13:47:41 2025
    From Newsgroup: uk.legal.moderated

    On 06/10/2025 11:55 am, Ottavio Caruso wrote:

    It seems like both Tories and Tories2 (Reform) are making up as long as
    they go. There are talks of a impossible renegotiation of the UK-EU withdrawal agreement, and of a possible unilateral reneging on it.

    Provided the Parliament is sovereign and can do what it want as it
    pleases, and discounted the international consequences of it, what are
    the steps the Parliament must take to put it into effect?

    Introduce a Bill, let it pass though both Houses and be converted into
    an Act by the Royal assent.>
    A simple vote? Does it have to go though a commission of some sort?
    Why would it?

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