British Lawmakers have rejected former attorney general Dominic Grieve’s amendment G in a tight vote, 321 vs 301.
The Guardian explains:
“This idea would allow parliament to take control in creating a series of indicative votes by decreeing that a motion put forward by a minority of 300 MPs from at least five parties – including 10 Tory MPs – would be debated as the first item for MPs in the Commons the next day.”
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