UK Parliamentary Parliamentarians to submit EU postponement deadline bill September 3 19:01
The EU parliament, which was closed during the summer, will soon resume, with the EU = European withdrawal deadline at the end of next month. Bipartisan members, including some of the ruling party members, will submit a bill to postpone the withdrawal, and if passed, postponement Johnson will show no intention to hold a general election this week The view with is spreading.
The British Parliament will resume at 10:30 pm on the 3rd, Japan time on the 3rd, and it is expected that the departure from the EU will be discussed at the end of next month.
Prime Minister Johnson stressed the idea of leaving without the EU's agreement at the end of next month, but in order to prevent this from happening by the bipartisan lawmakers, the government will set a deadline for withdrawal from the EU next year. We plan to submit a bill requesting postponement until the end of January.
Prime Minister Johnson announced a statement critically criticizing these moves on the 2nd, but revealed that leading members of the ruling party, such as former Minister Hammond Hammond, agreed with the bill.
The local media said that Prime Minister Johnson, who has declared that the withdrawal will not be postponed if the bill is passed, will announce in Parliament this week that he intends to hold a general election to question public confidence. The
However, more than two-thirds of parliament is required for the general election.
Prime Minister Johnson has also been reported to dismiss ruling party members in favor of the bill, and parliament is expected to be turbulent from the beginning in discussions about withdrawal.
What is the EU postponement deadline bill?
About the bill that the bipartisan lawmakers plan to submit, Hillary Ben, the largest opposition party / labor party, revealed the contents in advance on Twitter.
According to that, if Prime Minister Johnson is unable to agree with the EU on the conditions for withdrawal by the 19th of next month, the withdrawal deadline set at the end of next month will be set for another three months ahead. The British government wants the EU to postpone it at the end of January.
In addition to the Labor Party, the bill is supported by members of the Liberal Democratic Party and the Scottish National Party, as well as the former Minister of Finance Hammond and former Justice Minister of Gooke, who are leading members of the ruling and conservative parties.
The bill will be submitted to the House of Representatives, which will resume on the 3rd, and will be voted on that day.
Later, the Senate is scheduled to deliberate.