Original title: the speaker of the house of Commons will resign if there is another person in the chaos of 'brexit' & hellip& hellip;
Why did the speaker of the house of Commons resign
The chaotic situation of "brexit" lasting for more than three years has made British political figures walk like a lantern. You sing and I appear on the stage. The latest to withdraw from this "play" is Boko, speaker of the house of Commons of the British Parliament, who announced his resignation on the 9th. However, this' British drama 'has not ended: British Prime Minister Johnson once again launched a vote in parliament on the same day to seek an early general election; The British opposition will try its best to block this, and even threaten to impeach Johnson.
He angered the conservative government
According to the guardian on the 9th, Boko issued a statement in parliament that day, saying that if the house of Commons voted for an early general election on Monday, he would resign before the election; If the congressman opposes the early general election, he will resign before October 31, Britain's' brexit 'date. Boko delivered a resignation speech on Monday, saying he would resign as speaker and member of Parliament. He said that he has served as speaker of the parliament for 10 years and member of Parliament for 22 years, 'this is the highest honor in my life'. Boko said that the British Parliament is full of people with a sense of public responsibility and wishes his successor every success in safeguarding the rights of parliamentarians and the parliamentary system.
After Boko's speech, the parliament burst into warm applause. The guardian said most of the applause came from the opposition seats. Corbin, leader of Britain's largest opposition Labour Party, thanked Boko and praised him for "completely changing the way he works" and "as a person who wants to hold an administrative position, I am in favor of building a strong Parliament and making administrators (for parliament) responsible."
"Brexit" chaos has led to former British Prime Minister Teresa & middot; Mei resigned, and the speaker of the house of Commons' class' may have something to do with this. Agence France Presse said that Boko repeatedly allowed parliamentarians to control the parliamentary agenda and guide Britain's "brexit" process, which angered the conservative government. The Conservative Party has said that they will compete with Boko in the next general election, breaking the practice that the speaker is not opposed by major parties when seeking re-election.
Vote again
After Boko announced his resignation, Johnson planned to ask lawmakers again to vote on the early general election. CNN reported on the 8th that the British Parliament had voted on this last week, and Johnson failed to win the support of two-thirds of members. It is reported that ensuring the early general election is Johnson's top priority in Parliament. The latest poll shows that if the general election is held again, Johnson will defeat Corbin and win a house of Commons that more supports "brexit", so that he will also have more space to display his "brexit" strategy.
The British Prime Minister also rushed to Ireland early on the 9th, hoping to win the support of the Irish Prime Minister for his "brexit" strategy. Johnson arrived in Dublin that morning for talks with Irish Prime Minister vladka, the BBC reported on the 9th. This is the first meeting between British and Irish leaders since Johnson took office, but they obviously have nothing to say. The BBC said that the Irish government has always believed that no matter what kind of "brexit" agreement Britain adopts, it must include a "backup arrangement" for the border between Ireland and Northern Ireland. However, Johnson firmly opposes the existence of this clause and believes that it is "anti democratic". The guardian said Johnson would have to explain to varadka what to replace the 'backup arrangement'. In addition, the Irish government supports another delay in "brexit". Irish finance minister Donohue said that this can reduce the risks and economic losses that the Northern Ireland peace process may face. However, Johnson said recently that he would rather die in the gutter than do so.
A fierce battle is coming
The independent said on the 9th that if Johnson failed to ensure an early election before the adjournment of Parliament, his conflict with the opposition would be staged in advance. According to the reports of the Daily Telegraph and BBC, Downing Street confirmed that the British Parliament will adjourn again after this vote. This vote is the last chance for the opposition to prevent 'no agreement brexit', and Corbin will put all his eggs in preventing the early election. With the support of other opposition parties, Corbin will have the upper hand.
In addition, the motion to prevent 'no agreement to leave Europe' was signed into law by the queen of England on the 9th. If the government violates the law and insists on opposing the extension of "brexit", the Johnson government will confront the British Supreme Court with parliament, and he may even go to jail. Roberts, the leader of the Welsh National Party in parliament, said on the 9th that Johnson may face impeachment. 'Johnson has crushed the Constitution with a bulldozer, so impeachment is not impossible. I will tell other opposition leaders that if he violates the law, we need to be prepared to impeach him '.
The Daily Telegraph of Britain said that Johnson's advisers held a meeting on the 8th to discuss how to legally prevent the British Parliament from extending the "brexit" deadline again. According to a source, the law to prevent "hard brexit" is applicable only when the EU agrees to extend "brexit". If London does not provide Brussels with sufficient reasons for "dragging the EU", the EU will not agree to the extension, then the Johnson government can prevent the extension of "brexit" without violating the law. In addition, according to the independent on the 8th, a source said that Johnson threatened to take "destructive action" against the EU to force the latter to accept Britain's request. Because Britain is still a member of the EU, it still has the right to participate in the operation of the EU. The Johnson administration plans to force the EU to comply by refusing to agree to the appointment of a new Commissioner, reach a new "brexit" agreement with Britain, or refuse to extend the period of Britain's "brexit".