XPost: uk.politics.misc 
 From: jamesah61-usenet@yahoo.com 
  
 On 30/10/2019 08:41, Omega wrote: 
 > Am I reading it all wrong? 
 > 
 > Glimmering through these groups there appears to be a perception by more 
 > than a handful, we can now, *never* leave the EU without a deal? 
  
 I'm not sure it's been explicitly stated but I do see people saying 
 things that suggest that. 
  
 However ISTM clear that we could leave without a deal on Jan 31st 2020, 
 if there's a failure to get the withdrawal agreement through post 
 election and assuming we either don't ask for or don't get a further 
 extension. 
  
 If the withdrawal agreement does get ratified by both sides by end of 
 Jan 2020, then we formally leave the EU (albeit with much still applying 
 to us) but might still end up on WTO rules at the end of the transition 
 if no trade deal has been agreed. 
  
 > 
 > Let us say Boris gets back after an election with the majority he hopes, 
 > then surely his government makes a new law, "The default€€ 'Leave' is 
 > with no deal"? 
 > 
 > Why are people believing, a Deal only Brexit can now take place? 
 > 
 > Laws are repealed or new laws supersede old laws?€€ Yes? 
 > 
 > Tell me someone. 
  
 No Parliament may bind its successors - a new Parliament can decide it 
 wants to leave without a withdrawal agreement regardless of the current 
 situation. 
  
 Regards, 
  
 James 
  
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