U.K. House Of Lords Approves Bill To Block No-Deal Brexit

The transcript discusses the UK Parliament's actions regarding Brexit, including the approval of EU Withdrawal Bill #6, which requires Prime Minister Boris Johnson to secure a deal with the EU by October 19th or request an extension. The bill is set for royal approval. Additionally, the House of Commons rejected Johnson's proposal for a snap election, which would have required a two-thirds majority.

What was the main purpose of the EU withdrawal Bill #6?

• To finalize the Brexit deal immediately

• To extend the Brexit deadline indefinitely

• To give Boris Johnson until October 19th to secure a deal

• To cancel Brexit altogether

What must Boris Johnson do if he fails to secure a deal by the deadline?

• Resign from his position

• Ask the EU for another withdrawal extension

• Hold a public referendum

• Implement a no-deal Brexit

What is the next step for the bill after passing the withdrawal legislation?

• It will be sent to the European Union for approval

• It will be implemented immediately

• It will be sent for royal approval

• It will be debated again in the House of Commons

Why was Boris Johnson's proposal for an early election rejected?

• It was deemed unconstitutional

• It was not supported by the Prime Minister

• The European Union opposed it

• It did not receive the required 2/3 approval in the House of Commons

When will Members of Parliament have another chance to vote on an early election?

• Next month

• Tomorrow

• Next week

• Next year