May Says She'll Keep Pressing for 'Orderly Brexit'

The UK Parliament has failed to support an orderly Brexit, leading to a legal default of leaving the EU on April 12. The EU requires a clear purpose for any extension, likely involving UK participation in European elections. The UK Parliament has rejected various Brexit options, and the government continues to advocate for an orderly Brexit as per the referendum result.

What is the legal default for the UK if no Brexit deal is agreed upon?

• To remain in the EU

• To leave the EU on April 12th

• To hold a second referendum

• To negotiate a new deal

What does the EU require for any further extension of Brexit?

• A new referendum in the UK

• A majority vote in the UK Parliament

• Approval from the European Parliament

• A unanimous agreement by the 27 member states

What might the UK be required to do if an extension is granted?

• Sign a new trade agreement

• Form a new government

• Conduct European parliamentary elections

• Hold a general election

Which of the following has the UK Parliament rejected?

• Holding European parliamentary elections

• Negotiating with the EU

• Leaving the EU with a deal

• No deal Brexit

What is the government's stance on Brexit following the referendum?

• To cancel Brexit

• To pursue an orderly Brexit

• To hold a second referendum

• To leave without a deal