Proceeding contribution from Tim Loughton (Conservative) in the House of Commons on Wednesday, 5 December 2018. It occurred during Debate on European Union (Withdrawal) Act.
European Union (Withdrawal) Act
Does my hon. Friend not agree that one of the reasons why people voted to leave is that, when a country has a referendum and comes up with a result that the EU does not like, it is the practice of the EU to pat it on the head patronisingly and to tell it to go away and come up with a different result—one that the EU agrees with. Is that not what certain people are now telling us that we should be doing, which is why we wanted to get out of the EU in the first place?
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