Brekzit: The government of Teresa May avoided the resignation during the parliamentary vote

The government of Teresa May was able to vote for a no-confidence vote on Wednesday, January 16th.

British MPs did not support the vote of censure initiated by Jeremy Corbin, the leader of the Labor Party, after the parliament voted against the agreement on the conditions of the Breczite.

306 parliamentarians voted against the resignation, 325 against – 325. This gap was only 19 votes. 19659005] Immediately after the vote, May cited her results as proof that parliament continued to trust the government.

Referring to the deputies, she declared that she would continue to work to implement the position of the British people who had expressed the referendum.

The Prime Minister also invited leaders from all parties to meet individually with them, but he also urged politicians to approach them "with conscience."

"We need to find a solution that's good enough, started in parliament," said May.

After voting, union leader Jeremy Corbin urged May to promise that the government would not allow a variant when the UK would leave the EU without an agreement. In the opinion of the politician, such a scenario would lead to a "catastrophe".

million. Mean, before the vote in Parliament, was convinced that his government would win a vote of no confidence and promised next week to offer MPs a new exit plan. 19659005] If Parliament did not trust the government, extraordinary elections could have occurred.

A vote of censure

British parliamentarians debated a vote of no confidence Wednesday before the vote.

Former Premier Teresa May was answering questions from members of Parliament.

Jeremy Corbin said that the election would be "the best result for the country".

Theresa May, in turn, noted that such an option is "the worst that can be".

"This will deepen the differences when we need unity and bring us chaos when we need confidence.The general elections are not only in the national interest," said May.

Censorship vote gives MPs the right to decide whether they want the current government to continue its work

If the government loses the vote, within two weeks, Parliament will have to support the current or newly formed government . Otherwise, extraordinary parliamentary elections would be announced in Great Britain.

Next Steps

Teresa May can now propose to MPs to vote again on an agreement on the conditions of a brecciat concluded with the EU or to propose to them a new version of the treaty.

Parliament will not change position, there are several options. Most of them have resulted in a postponement of Britain 's withdrawal from the EU, which is due to take place on March 29th. The European Union has already made it clear that it is opposed to postponement until mid-summer.

The British Prime Minister may attempt to reach an agreement with the European Union to change the terms of the contract. However, the EU has already stated that it will not reconsider the agreement and that the proposed conditions are the best ones possible.

In case of withdrawal without treaty, on March 29, Britain leaves the EU without formal agreement. This will lead to a sudden break in relations between the European Union and Great Britain without a transitional period.

There is also the probability of a new referendum on "breccias". Or Teresa May can independently declare extraordinary elections to resolve the crisis independently of each other.

Each of the options will be of great importance not only to the British economy and politics, but to the whole of Europe.

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