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Update following the indicative votes on 1st April

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Tuesday, 2 April, 2019
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Last night in Parliament on 1 April, we held the second round of indicative votes on alternative Brexit options.

The intent of holding the indicative votes was to explore whether or not a consensus could be reached on any of the alternative Brexit options - as the Prime Minister’s deal has not yet passed. But none of the four options that the Speaker chose for us to vote on last night were passed by a majority of MPs so our route forward remains uncertain. Notably, none of the options received as many votes as the Prime Minister’s deal received in the vote on Friday.

I voted in the same way I did during the first round of indicative votes – I voted against revoking Article 50 and holding a confirmatory referendum but abstained on the two alternative forms of Brexit. I have prepared this short video explaining my decision.

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