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the eyes to the right
322 the nose to the left
306
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thank you
the eyes to the right 322
the nose to the left 306 so the eyes
have it the eyes have it unlocked a very
significant moment this built-in delay
what will the government say the motion
as amended be agreed to us when is other
event is a I love the country now I
think the eyes of it the eyes have it
but we now come to motion number two our
man knows that I've selected the
manuscript amendment to the name of Pete
Karl and others minister or whip on duty
did not formally not move thank you
order any more no the Prime Minister
speak oh thank you
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I'm very grateful to you I'm very
grateful to every to the House of
Commons staff everybody who's put
themselves out everybody who's come to
give up their time in this debate today
it's been a very important debate and
exceptional moment for our country
except a moment for our Parliament alas
the opportunity to have a meaningful
vote has effectively been passed up
because the meaningful vote has been
voided of meaning but I wish the house
to know that I'm not daunted or dismayed
by this particular result it probably
became likely once it was obvious that
the amendment from me my right
honourable friend the member of West
Dorset was going to remain on the order
paper I continued in the very strong
belief that the best thing for the UK
and for the whole of Europe is for us to
leave with this new deal on October to
anticipate the questions that are coming
from their benches of it I will not
negotiate a delay with the EU
and neither does the law compel me to do
so I will tell our friends and
colleagues in the EU exactly what I have
told everyone in the last 88 days that
I've served as Prime Minister that
further delay would be bad for this
country and bad for democracy so next
week the government will introduce the
legislation needed for us to leave the
EU with our new deal on October the
30-person I hope I hope that our
European Union colleagues and friends
will not be attracted as benches
opposite are or rather I should say the
front bench is by delay I don't think
that they will be attracted by the way
and I hope that then honourable members
faced with a choice of our new deal our
new deal for the UK and the European
Union will change their minds because it
was pretty close today I hope that they
will change I hope that they will change
their minds and support this deal in
overwhelming numbers since I became
Prime Minister I've said we must get on
and yet brexit done on October the 31st
so that this country can move on mr.
speaker that policy that policy remains
unchanged no delays and I will continue
to do all I can to get brexit done
on October the 31st and I continue to
commend this excellent deal mr. speaker
to the hands
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