The British House of Lords voted against another referendum on Brexit
In the UK the House of Lords voted against the idea of imposing on another nationwide referendum the text of the final agreement on the country’s withdrawal from the EU.
This publication reports The Guardian.
Members of the house of lords 336 votes to 131 votes voted against, to allow another vote on British withdrawal from the EU at the end of the negotiations in 2019.
Lords and will probably support the amendment to article 50 of the Lisbon Treaty on Brexit, which makes the Prime Minister, Theresa may, to give the Parliament a greater say on the final agreement of Britain at the end of two years of negotiations.
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Earlier , the House of Lords of the British Parliament had approved an amendment in the bill of initiation of withdrawal from the European Union. It requires the government to make proposals for the protection of the rights of EU citizens who are in the UK.
Recall that on 2 February the British government announced a plan of withdrawal from the European Union. In particular, according to the document, Britain plans to create a system that will allow you to control the number of peoplewho come to the United Kingdom, including with the EU. The Directive on free movement in the EU after Brexit for Britain will not be distributed.
On 8 February, the House of Commons of the UK Parliament finally voted for the government bill on the country’s withdrawal from the European Union. This act needs to support the house of lords.