U.K. Court: Parliament Must Vote on Brexit Trigger

What did the Supreme Court decide regarding the government's ability to trigger Article 50?

• The government cannot trigger Article 50 under any circumstances.

• The government can trigger Article 50 with a simple majority vote.

• The government needs an Act of Parliament to trigger Article 50.

• The government can trigger Article 50 without any approval.

What does the 1972 Act allow concerning EU laws?

• EU laws become part of UK law only after a referendum.

• EU laws are considered but not implemented in UK law.

• EU laws become part of UK law automatically.

• EU laws are automatically rejected by UK law.

What is the significance of the 1972 Act in relation to UK law?

• It prevents EU law from influencing UK law.

• It allows EU law to override UK law permanently.

• It makes EU law a temporary source of UK law.

• It makes EU law an independent source of UK law.

What happens to UK law when the UK withdraws from the EU Treaties?

• UK law remains unchanged.

• A new source of UK law is created.

• A source of UK law is cut off.

• UK law becomes entirely EU law.

Why is Parliament's authorization necessary for triggering Article 50?

• To comply with EU regulations.

• To ensure the government has enough support.

• To prevent changes to certain rights of UK citizens.

• To maintain the status quo of UK law.