Indicative votes on Brexit options (March–April 2019)

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Indicative votes on Brexit options (March–April 2019) were a series of non-binding UK House of Commons ballots held to test MPs’ support for alternative approaches to leaving the European Union amid the parliamentary deadlock over Theresa May’s Brexit deal.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf event in the Brexit process
parliamentary vote
series of indicative votes
aim to identify a Brexit option that could command a majority in the House of Commons
to test parliamentary support for alternative Brexit approaches
appliesToJurisdiction United Kingdom
chronology took place between the second and third meaningful votes on the Withdrawal Agreement
consideredOption Common Market 2.0 (Norway-plus model) NERFINISHED
Labour Party alternative Brexit plan
Theresa May’s Withdrawal Agreement plus customs union
no-deal Brexit NERFINISHED
permanent customs union with the European Union
revocation of Article 50 to avoid no-deal
second referendum on any Brexit deal
standstill transition with renegotiation
context Article 50 TEU extension negotiations with the European Council
country United Kingdom
describedBySource UK parliamentary records (Hansard) NERFINISHED
news coverage by BBC News
news coverage by The Guardian
news coverage by The Times
endTime 2019-04-01
followed defeats of Theresa May’s Brexit deal in the House of Commons
hasCause failure of the government to secure a majority for the Withdrawal Agreement
parliamentary deadlock over Theresa May’s Brexit deal
hasEffect demonstrated lack of majority for any single Brexit option
increased pressure on the government to consider alternative Brexit strategies
initiatedBy Oliver Letwin NERFINISHED
cross-party group of MPs
legalStatus non-binding
legislativeBody House of Commons of the United Kingdom
legislativeProcess non-binding indicative votes
locatedInTheAdministrativeTerritorialEntity England NERFINISHED
London NERFINISHED
location Palace of Westminster NERFINISHED
mostSupportedOption confirmatory public vote on any Brexit deal
permanent customs union with the European Union
opposedBy Conservative Party leadership NERFINISHED
Theresa May’s government NERFINISHED
organizedBy House of Commons NERFINISHED
partOf Brexit process NERFINISHED
Brexit withdrawal process NERFINISHED
result no option received an overall majority in the House of Commons
significantEvent United Kingdom withdrawal from the European Union NERFINISHED
startTime 2019-03-27
temporalContext 50th Parliament of the United Kingdom (2017–2019) NERFINISHED
Theresa May ministry NERFINISHED
votingSystem free votes by Members of Parliament

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UK Parliament 2017–2019 keyEvent Indicative votes on Brexit options (March–April 2019)