Brexit Negotiations: Parliament Loses Control - Explaining Brexit.

The video discusses how the UK Parliament lost control over Brexit negotiations after the Conservative Party gained a majority. Initially, Parliament had significant power in the negotiation process, but changes in the withdrawal agreement reduced this power. The Conservative majority allowed the government to negotiate without Parliament's approval. Labour proposed an amendment to restore parliamentary powers, but it was rejected. The video highlights the implications of the Conservative majority on future negotiations and the legislative process.

What were the implications of the government not needing parliamentary approval for future negotiations?

How did the removal of provisions for child migrants impact the withdrawal agreement?

What was the outcome of the House of Commons vote on the amendment proposed by Labour?