For avoidance of doubt the issue is about the 'Legal advice' and as the distinguished QC had advocated that having studied the details he believes it is against the national interest.He is best suited to understanding the complexities of the legal advice rather than the MPs !
Indeed it is a long-standing custom that cabinet legal advice is confidential.

At the end of the day this is all about opposition parties trying to stir up trouble in their own political interests rather than the national interest and they spout about 'national interest' when it comes to the legal advice ! Let's face it Labour would have opposed ANY deal that the Government agreed wholly for their own political ends with NO regrad whatsover for the national interest.

Edited by Willo (03 Dec 2018 7.29pm)

With respect I disagree with your view about the intentions of Theresa May.For the record I am a Tory brexiteer who is NOT in favour of the daft deal.

You could be right because until you’re registered at the council you don’t get on the electoral register. Being registered for council tax doesn’t mean it’s their money paying it mind you. It found be long term acting incapable to work benefit.

COYP

Well obviously you don't have to pay council tax to vote. You need to be registered, British and of age.

Again obviously a percent of the underclass vote even if it's less than those paying into the system....I should imagine it amounts to many millions of votes.

However, for me it's the principle of the compact between the tax payer and their governance.

'Who are you and how did you get in here? I'm a locksmith. And, I'm a locksmith.' (Leslie Nielsen)

You don't pay NI though do you lucky girl.

Yep....until you pay in you shouldn't get a say....with the aforementioned exceptions of course....and probably others that I've missed.

'Who are you and how did you get in here? I'm a locksmith. And, I'm a locksmith.' (Leslie Nielsen)