Brexit Bungle

[GMDino]

So, by reading this, I gather it could happen on the due date or the date may be extended or they can cancel it altogether.

https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-46318565

Quote:What happens if Parliament rejects the deal?
It's not very clear.


The default position would be for the UK to leave the EU without a deal, but the government would have up to 21 days to suggest another way forward to MPs.


Possibilities (explained here in more detail) include the prime minister being allowed to have a second go at getting her deal accepted by Parliament.


So will we definitely leave on 29 March 2019?
It is written into law that the UK will be leaving on that date at 11pm UK time.


But if there is no deal, or Parliament rejects the deal, it is impossible to say with any certainty what will happen next.


The deadline of 29 March could be extended - and the European Court of Justice has said the UK could even cancel Brexit altogether without the agreement of other nations.


What happens if we leave without a deal?
"No deal" means the UK would have failed to agree a withdrawal agreement.


That would mean there would be no transition period after 29 March 2019, and EU laws would stop applying to the UK immediately (more on that here).


The government has started planning for this potential situation.



It has published a series of guides - which cover everything from pet passports to the impact on electricity supplies.