May's end game

[Lance]

In short, anything that changes the Irish Constitution. The backstop doesn't change anything on the EU side, there are no new treaties that impact written constitutions, so there is no need for additional referendums by EU member states.

If the Withdrawal Agreement changes, though, Member States have influence through the European Parliament and European Council:



The Council and Parliament could force through a WA without a backstop against the wishes of Ireland if there is a qualified majority, but it's not likely this would happen - too many small countries will be looking to ensure collective responsibility is taken. It is possible, though.

I guess we'll find out after tomorrow. Assuming the Brady amendment is passed.

[BlueSharp]

I guess we'll find out after tomorrow. Assuming the Brady amendment is passed.

What could happen is no amendments are passed and she is totally screwed. Where then? No extension will be given as there is nothing new to break the UK deadlock.

[shaunbhoy]

What could happen is no amendments are passed and she is totally screwed. Where then? No extension will be given as there is nothing new to break the UK deadlock.

And onwards to a no-deal crashout we will go.

My heart goes out to Whorty's imaginary friends should that happen. They are all fantastically well educated and connected, but won't have jobs if we exit.

[AtW]

What could happen is no amendments are passed and she is totally screwed. Where then? No extension will be given as there is nothing new to break the UK deadlock.

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