U.K. House Of Commons Passes Bill To Block No-Deal Brexit

The transcript discusses the UK Parliament's actions to prevent a no deal Brexit by approving EU Withdrawal Bill #6, which requires Prime Minister Boris Johnson to secure a deal with the EU by October 19th or request an extension. The bill moves to the House of Lords for approval. Additionally, Johnson's proposal for a snap election on October 15th was rejected, as it lacked the necessary support from the House of Commons.

What is the main purpose of the EU withdrawal Bill #6?

• To finalize a trade agreement with the EU

• To prevent a no-deal Brexit

• To establish a new immigration policy

• To increase tariffs on EU goods

What must Prime Minister Boris Johnson do if he fails to secure an exit deal by October 19th?

• Implement a no-deal Brexit

• Resign from his position

• Call for a national referendum

• Request another withdrawal extension from the EU

Where does the EU withdrawal Bill #6 go after passing the initial legislation?

• The House of Lords

• The Prime Minister's Office

• The European Parliament

• The House of Commons

What was Boris Johnson's proposal regarding the UK election?

• To increase the number of parliamentary seats

• To hold a referendum on Brexit

• To delay the next general election

• To have an early election on October 15th

What majority is required in the House of Commons to approve a snap election?

• Simple majority

• Two-thirds majority

• Three-fourths majority

• Unanimous consent