CLEAN : Expert explains new Brexit delay after Parliament vote

The transcript discusses the UK Prime Minister's obligation to request an EU extension until January 31, 2020, due to pending legislation. The government plans to seek approval for its deal and introduce a withdrawal agreement bill. Challenges include potential amendments and pressure for a second referendum.

Why is the Prime Minister required to write a letter to the European Union?

• To ask for an extension until January 31, 2020

• To propose a new immigration policy

• To request a trade deal

• To confirm the UK's exit from the EU

What is the government's plan for the upcoming week regarding the Brexit deal?

• To hold a public referendum

• To introduce a new trade agreement

• To seek approval for the deal in principle and introduce the withdrawal agreement bill

• To negotiate a new deal with the EU

What is the purpose of the withdrawal agreement bill?

• To implement the Brexit deal and ratify the Treaty for the UK to leave the EU

• To finalize the UK's trade agreements

• To establish new immigration laws

• To propose a second referendum

What challenges might the withdrawal agreement bill face?

• Opposition from the Prime Minister

• Financial constraints

• Pressure and amendments from MPs, including calls for a second referendum

• Lack of support from the EU

What might MPs propose as an amendment to the withdrawal agreement bill?

• An increase in defense spending

• A second referendum

• A new trade deal with the US

• A change in the Prime Minister