Prime Minister Theresa May said Monday there will be a vote in parliament in three weeks on whether Britain should go ahead with her plan to leave the EU.
Dec. 17 (UPI) — Prime Minister Theresa May said Monday there will be a vote in British Parliament in three weeks on whether the country should move ahead with her plan to leave the European Union.
May survived a no-confidence vote brought by her own Conservative Party last week over the negotiated arrangement her government reached with the European Commission to leave the European Union in March. She faces a deadlock in parliament, with not enough members approving the deal.
A planned vote last week was scrapped because May didn’t have enough parliamentary support for her plan.
« Many members of this house are concerned that we need to take a decision soon, » May told British Parliament Monday.
