BREXIT – GINA MILLER - & - THE
HIGH COURT
GINA MILLER secured in the Courts
that parliament would have the final say in approving or disapproving the final
“E.U. Withdrawal Agreement” negotiated by government.
The government has now presented that
final agreement to parliament, in a speech made by the Prime Minister, THERESA
MAY.
Parliament then set the date for that
debate and for when that VOTE should take place. But, in the debate in
parliament following THERESA MAY’s speech; parliament overwhelmingly indicated that
it would not approve that agreement.
THERESA MAY and her right-wing of
government; then faced with the certainty that their negotiated ‘Agreement’
would not be approved by parliament; and, recognising that parliament, would
undoubtedly refuse to pass that legislation; immediately stopped that debate
and that, ‘meaningful vote’, from taking place. THERESA MAY now persistently
refuses to ‘name and allocate’ a date, in parliament, when that debate and vote
could be held.
MOST URGENTLY NOW; GINA MILLER MUST
RETURN AGAIN TO THE COURTS, DEMANDING THAT THE COURTS IMMEDIATELY INSTRUCT
THERESA MAY TO COMPLY WITH THE PREVIOUS ‘RULING’ OF THE COURTS’; “THAT
PARLIAMENT MUST HAVE THE FINAL SAY”.
THEREFORE, THE COURT MUST URGENTLY INSTRUCT THERESA MAY TO ARRANGE, FOR THAT DEBATE AND VOTE TO TAKE PLACE IMMDIATELY.
IT IS FOR PARLIAMENT TO SET THAT DATE; NOT THE GOVERNMENT. THIS PREVIOUS HIGH COURT RULING OVERTURNS AND OVERRULES THE 'NORMAL' BUSINESS PROCEDURE OF PARLIAMENT. WHERE, THE 'MAJORITY' PARTY DETERMINES THE BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE OF COMMONS.
THE COURTS MUST RULE ON THIS
IMMEDIATELY, WITHOUT ANY DELAY.
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