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# U.K. Attorney General Deflates Theresa May's Hopes for Significant Brexit Deal Changes

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_Published 2019-03-12. Britain’s attorney general punctured Prime Minister Theresa May’s hopes of winning backing for her Brexit deal Tuesday, saying last-minute changes secured from the European Union didn’t give Britain the power to cut itself free of ties to the bloc._


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## Transcript

Mr. Speaker let me say frankly what in my opinion these documents do not do. They are not about a situation where despite the parties properly fulfilling the duties of good faith and best endeavours they cannot reach an agreement on a future relationship. Such an event in my opinion is highly unlikely to occur and it is both in the interest of the UK and the EU to agree a future relationship as quickly as possible. Where such a situation to occur however Let me make it clear. The legal risk, as I set it out in my letter of the 13th of November, remains unchanged. The question for the House, is whether in the light of these improvements, as a political judgement, The House should now enter into those arrangements.

Hear, hear, hear.

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