British House of Commons agrees with Brexitwet

london - The members of the British House of Commons approved the law with 324 against 295 votes, which will break ties with the European Union. That was a victory for Prime Minister Theresa May on her political opponents, who argue for a soft approach when they leave the EU.

Now the House of Lords still has to bend over this blueprint for the Brexit. More resistance is expected there. The May party does not have a majority in the House of Lords and many members are in favor of the EU. Because of the extra critical looks it can take months before the law takes effect, perhaps until May. Any change that the senators want to make to the text again requires the approval of the deputies in the House of Commons.

Nonetheless, Brexit minister David Davis spoke of a historic milestone on the long road to retiring from the EU on Wednesday evening. According to him, this parliamentary decision guarantees that one day there is legislation and regulation that works and that ensures a smooth and orderly farewell to Europe as people and business want.

Labor leader Jeremy Corbyn called on his parliamentarians to vote against because the government failed to take into account conditions set by the party. Labor wanted guarantees for the legal protection of employees and consumers. 'This law has never been suitable for its purpose,' Keir Starmer, the policy man of Labor for brexit, responded. Every attempt to convince the government of the need for adjustments was 'talking to a stone wall. '