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03 July 2016
It is Brexit (7) - Role of Parliament in Brexit decision and notification to EU
The question of what role Parliament should play in relation to the United Kingdom making a "decision" to withdraw from the EU was discussed in an earlier post - It is Brexit (3) - where I both advanced the view that an Act of Parliament was required and also included a list of links to arguments for and against that proposition. It has been announced that legal steps are being taken to try to secure the involvement of Parliament - see Mishcon de Reya - Article 50 process on Brexit faces legal challange to ensure parliamentary approval.
The Mishcon de Reya statement informs us that the action is being taken 'on behalf of a group of clients' but they are not named.
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