U.K. Parliament to Hold Brexit Votes

The transcript discusses the indicative voting process in the UK Parliament, where MPs propose alternative Brexit plans. The Speaker of the House of Commons decides which proposals are voted on, and results are expected later in the evening. The potential for sabotage of the process is highlighted, with rival motions possibly being introduced. Various options, including a customs union and a second referendum, are on the table. The discussion also touches on the impact of these votes on Theresa May's leadership and the possibility of her stepping down. The next few days are crucial for the Brexit process, with significant decisions expected.

What is the role of the Speaker of the House of Commons in the indicative voting process?

• To announce the results

• To propose new ideas

• To count the votes

• To decide which proposals are voted on

What is one of the options being considered by MPs in the indicative voting process?

• A merger with another country

• A confirmatory second referendum

• A new general election

• A complete withdrawal from the EU

What could be a consequence of chaos in the indicative voting process?

• Delaying the Brexit process indefinitely

• Supporting Theresa May's deal

• Weakening Theresa May's position

• Strengthening support for a softer Brexit

What might Theresa May have to do to gain support for her deal?

• Propose a new deal

• Name a date for her departure

• Announce a new referendum

• Resign immediately

What is the deadline for Theresa May to get her deal through according to the terms agreed in Brussels?

• May 22nd

• June 30th

• March 29th

• April 12th