Britain will leave the European Union on Friday 29 March 2019 at 23 in Greenwich (midnight in Brussels). Prime Minister Theresa May, who today in an interview with the Daily Telegraph, says, amongst the things he has, that he "will not tolerate" any attempt to block the exit from the European Union, as expressed by the popular will in the 2016 referendum.
The Premier is thus silent on the voices coming from within its conservative party of those who oppose Britain's exit from the EU and to ward off any doubts about it, it is May that to show how much the government is determined to complete the process of abandoning the European Union, asks us to specify the date and time of the historic exit, will be placed on the "first page" of the bill
"No one doubts our determination or questions our resolve, Brexit is happening," said the Prime Minister.
Now the law, having obtained the first reading at the House of Commons, will have to overcome the rift of the second reading, the stage in which the amendments are tabled.
There are even hundreds of amendments ready to be presented mainly by the Labor Opposition that would point to a Soft-Brexit, but also on this topic Theresa May showed strong determination by arguing that the executive is ready to listen to ideas to improve the measure but will not allow forms of obstructionism or attempts to block the democratic process that the British people want by referendum in favor of leaving the EU.
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