Should Brexit negotiations should be conducted by a multi-party committee?

[vegster]

Oh well May better resign then she was a remainer

But she says that she is the only one who can get a good deal for Britain ? or no deal , in fact.

 

[Giraffe]

I don't think your very biased poll answers give this poll any credibility.

And No.

 

[JC Footy Genius]

I'm not sure if you're making fun with this post, or you have genuinely overlooked that the 2 year period expires 29 March 2019.

Option 1

 

[spring hall convert]

I think it would be worth getting some people in a room and Parliament seeing what they came up with

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[Triggaaar]

Lets face no one has won this election

They have.
Did it backfire - yes. Did they get a majority - no. They still got most seats, they still won.

and there is no mandate for a single party to decide the country's future about Brexit.

There's more of a mandate for that than any other way. The Tories were the government when the country gave them a mandate for Brexit, and they have since been elected again as the biggest party.

Its the biggest deal of our generation

I agree.

Surely a multi-party negotiating committee would have the interests of the British public, not their one party's political interests, at heart and secure the best deal for the good of the whole country.

I understand the idea that we choose different governments at different times, and we don't want this big decision being in a particular parties interest. However, it's difficult to have a multi-party committee, as there'd be a greater risk of information leaks. I'm not sure what the best solution is.

 

[Dick Head]

The Tories were the government when the country gave them a mandate for Brexit, and they have since been elected again as the biggest party.

Have they been elected yet?

 

[Seagull73]

Yes.

Need to get Kier Starmer on the team immediately.

Good god no, anybody but that self-serving smarmy idiot.

 

[Herr Tubthumper]

At the very least May has to step down from the negotiations. She has consistently shown she is selfish, a poor judge of policy and clearly unable to judge opinion and mood. For the sake of the nation stand down and stand down now.

 

[Herr Tubthumper]

Time to let the tories deal with this. Who will they blame for their failures?

The EU.

 

[rocker959]

Hire Nigel Farage to negotiate .

 

[Pintos]

Can we offer the human sacrifice of Nigel Farage as part of the negotiations?

 

[Triggaaar]

At the very least May has to step down from the negotiations. She has consistently shown she is selfish, a poor judge of policy and clearly unable to judge opinion and mood. For the sake of the nation stand down and stand down now.

Given how biased you are, your opinion carries little weight.

 

[pastafarian]

Im fairly certain Tim Farron and Caroline would have great difficulty actually negotiating our leaving The EU, so its a no from me for cross party holding hands

 

[Lincoln Imp]

Allow the real Coalition of Chaos, aka 'The Conservative Party', to continue with the negotiations until it cracks up under internal stresses caused by differences between, for example, Ruth Davidson's single market supporting Scottish Tories and Paisley's Fruitcakes and has to seek cross party support for a gentle Brexit or even, heaven knows, a second referendum. We can but hope.

 

[Kinky Gerbil]

Allow the real Coalition of Chaos, aka 'The Conservative Party', to continue with the negotiations until it cracks up under internal stresses caused by differences between, for example, Ruth Davidson's single market supporting Scottish Tories and Paisley's Fruitcakes and has to seek cross party support for a gentle Brexit or even, heaven knows, a second referendum. We can but hope.

I saw she is now backing the single Market, with the DUP wanting the same any deal which doesnt include this is looking unlikely to pass when put to the Vote.

I am starting to think coming second in this election is not such a bad thing...

 

[BigGully]

I saw she is now backing the single Market, with the DUP wanting the same any deal which doesnt include this is looking unlikely to pass when put to the Vote.

I am starting to think coming second in this election is not such a bad thing...

Cor aint that the truth, you and your mates still fail to understand how first and second usually works.

 

[ManOfSussex]

Allow the real Coalition of Chaos, aka 'The Conservative Party', to continue with the negotiations until it cracks up under internal stresses caused by differences between, for example, Ruth Davidson's single market supporting Scottish Tories and Paisley's Fruitcakes and has to seek cross party support for a gentle Brexit or even, heaven knows, a second referendum. We can but hope.

I'm actually seriously starting to wonder if some sort of government of national unity emerges from all this and the mess we're in now. The current Government isn't going to get very far with The Scottish Conservatives wanting one thing and The DUP wanting another and they're going to have to get the best part of 20 different bills through parliament before 2019 on Brexit. I just cannot see them doing it. Interesting times we live in.

 

[Jim D]

I'm actually seriously starting to wonder if some sort of government of national unity emerges from all this and the mess we're in now. The current Government isn't going to get very far with The Scottish Conservatives wanting one thing and The DUP wanting another and they're going to have to get the best part of 20 different bills through parliament before 2019 on Brexit. I just cannot see them doing it. Interesting times we live in.

As was very clearly shown in the election, there are a great many Labour voters who defected to UKIP in 2015 (and went on to vote leave). That they then came back to Labour was a much better reason why they did better in the election than the youth vote. For this reason I firmly believe that there should be a Labour presence on the Brexit negotiating team. My only reservation would be that all the top people in labours Brexit team are remainers.

 

[Questions]

My only reservation would be that all the top people in labours Brexit team are remainers.

Like a Theresa May Jim.

 

[happypig]

It should be cross-party because the Conservatives might not win the next election and this is something that will affect the UK for several Parliaments. Our negotiating had is severely weakened by the hung parliament though and I can imagine the EU side were rubbing thier hands in glee on Friday morning ("Claude, you know were saying they had to pay fifty billion euros to leave ? Yeah ? Make it a hundred").

We are going to get royally ****ing rinsed with May at the table.