The British house of Commons discussed today about the exit agreement with the EU. What happens if May to get your Deal through. tagesschau.de explains how it could go.
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How likely an approval of the Parliament?
The fronts in the British Parliament, are short-harden before the vote. A majority for the Prime Minister, Theresa May, in Brussels, negotiated exit agreement is not in sight.
Although May has delayed the vote by four weeks, there is neither in her own conservative party movement at the Northern Irish DUP, whose votes may’s minority government is dependent. There are members here who reject the Deal, because they hope for a new Referendum, with details of the withdrawal agreement not in agreement in the hope of renegotiations. In particular, the arrangements for the British province of Northern Ireland (“backstop”) is highly controversial. The chief of the opposition Labour party, Jeremy Corbyn, relies on a re-election.
