Published: January 22, 2019
Theresa May’s de-facto former deputy, Damian Green, has said he was “looking at” whether to support the Cooper and Grieve amendments, widely seen as attempts to put the Commons in control of the Brexit process.
Speaking on the BBC’s World at One, he added: “They are designed to act as backstops, in case there’s not a deal, to make sure we don’t just crash out with no deal.
“I have a large degree of sympathy with what lies behind that. Whether they actually do the trick technically, and what the constitutional implications are for the future, I think needs some hard thought.”
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