[SeekAndFind]

Thursday, December 20: Brexit comes back to Parliament

Johnson has also pledged to reintroduce the Brexit Bill — which would ratify the deal he struck with the EU — as an "early Christmas present."

The prime minister is also expected to hold the first reading of his Brexit Bill immediately after the Queen's Speech — possibly as early as Friday.

This would only be the first step, however. Parliament would enter recess for its holidays afterward, and the legislation required to pass Brexit wouldn't be introduced until next year.

[ClearCase_guy]

the legislation required to pass Brexit wouldn't be introduced until next year.

I don't understand the British system, but I'm hoping that some time this century they will be allowed to actually make Brexit happen.

[fruser1]

Unfortunately that deal keeps the UK subject to EU regulations associated with labour, eco, etc. Boris wanted a clean break but was forced to have a deal in place by the last parliament.

As indicated in the agreement, the regs are in place so as not to give the UK too much of a competitive advantage.

So they’ll be out, but in.