Prime Minister Boris Johnson on Tuesday cleared a new hurdle with his bill to lift an important provision in the deal on Britain’s exit from the European Union. MEPs agreed that the law would move to the next stage, despite strong opposition from the EU.
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The House of Commons backed the Internal Market Bill after Johnson tabled an amendment. The members of the House of Commons approved the amendment without a formal vote on it. The government said it would start giving more details to MPs on Wednesday.
Johnson wants the law to partially lift the Brexit agreement that he has signed. This concerns the settlement for Northern Ireland.
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