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...The law she is now evading is the EU Withdrawal Act of June 2018. It is
an act of many parts, but more on those later. One part effectively
ratifies the international commitment that May triggered in March 2017
by petitioning to leave the EU under Article 50 of the EU constitution
(the Treaty on European Union). Since Article 50 provides for two years
between petition and separation, Britain is scheduled to leave the EU on
29 March at midnight Brussels time (2300 hours British time). The EU
Withdrawal Act effectively ratifies that timing. ........................
May might insist that urgency trumps legislation; the
Remainer-dominated Parliament might act executively for itself; the EU
has normalised the enforcement of only convenient interpretations.
However, the Remainers’ extra-constitutionality serves Brexiteers
too. If Remainers don’t need to follow the law for Brexit on 29 March,
then Brexiteers can repudiate May’s stupid and unratified agreements
with the EU.
The EU could sue Britain in the EU’s own court for a breach of
international agreement, but that would just confirm the case for
Britain to regain its national sovereignty – and the best way to do that
is to confirm the EU Withdrawal Act’s repeal of EU jurisdiction."
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