Announcement comes as MPs to debate eight proposals
MPs will vote on options selected by Mr Bercow in “indicative votes” and will set aside further time next Monday to consider how to proceed.
MPs have approved the procedure for indicative votes on differing Brexit options, by a majority of 44.Motion B, that Britain would leave the EU with no deal on April 12th, proposed by Conservative MPMotion D, the UK should seek a “Common Market 2.
Motion L, which says that the UK should revoke article 50 if parliament does not consent to leaving without a deal, proposed by the Scottish National Party’sMotion M, which calls for a confirmatory public vote to approve a Brexit deal before it is ratified by parliament, proposed by Labour MPs and tabled by Dameand Motion O that Britain should seek a managed no-deal Brexit if an exit agreement cannot be reached, proposed by a group of Tory MPs.
MPs will vote on the range of alternatives to Mrs May’s deal amid speculation that she will set a date for her resignation during an address to Tory backbenchers on Wednesday afternoon. – PA
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