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United KingdomIndicative votes, May’s pledge to resign, a third defeat for her plan, and a new deadline…in order to hold “indicative votes” on alternative proposals to May’s plan. Eight of those proposals were put to a vote on March 27, but none was able to gain the support of the majority, though a plan to seek to create a “permanent and comprehensive U.K.-wide customs union…
Read More…in order to hold “indicative votes” on alternative proposals to May’s plan. Eight of those proposals were put to a vote on March 27, but none was able to gain the support of the majority, though a plan to seek to create a “permanent and comprehensive U.K.-wide customs union…
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Theresa MayParliamentary grab of the House of Commons agenda for indicative votes…agenda to allow for “indicative votes” (nonbinding tallies intended to gauge support) on alternatives to May’s plan, with the debate and voting to take place on March 27.
Read More…agenda to allow for “indicative votes” (nonbinding tallies intended to gauge support) on alternatives to May’s plan, with the debate and voting to take place on March 27.
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