Brexit Is Done: The U.K. Has Left the European Union
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But in practice, not much will change until the transition period ends in December.
And now I wonder who's negotiation position will benefit from this: The UK's or the EU's?
And how likely are we to see repeated extensions of the transition period?
But then again, this is what happens when you respect democracy and it should prevail.
A referendum is an tool of direct democracy given to the people from the elected members of parliament. The newly formed UK government of the 2019 general election made it clear about respecting that referendum result. There is no where I said that a single referendum was the 'UK's democracy'. It's just one part of the democratic process in the UK.
Was the first referendum binding?