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BRITAIN faces a Brexit moment of truth today - with a year-long delay on the cards if MPs don't agree to get Britain out of the EU as soon as possible.
The House of Commons will tonight vote on the way forward for Brexit - with MPs likely to endorse a much softer form of EU exit than Theresa May wants.
The House of Commons will hold a second round of "indicative votes" from 8pm tonight after Mrs May's deal was defeated for the third time last week.
They will cast votes on three or four different options - likely to include the customs union, single market, a second referendum and cancelling Brexit altogether...
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@Vylkeer 5 лет назад

John Bercow’s ODAAH is the main reason I’m watching UK Parliament-related videos so frequently.

@margaretwhittaker2291 5 лет назад

Ha ha! Me too!! We live in crazy times

@fannishfanning160 5 лет назад

Same.

@doyouseetv2703 5 лет назад

It's the only reason I watch them and regularly quote it around the house.

@martinlaird4738 5 лет назад

Oooohdeeeeeerr

@walterF205 5 лет назад

Speaker Bercow, my reference black-belt of "OOOORRRRDEEEERR". No one can beat it.

@jamesneilsongrahamloveinth1301 5 лет назад

Whatever else one can say about Bercow, he is a master of the English language. The Brexit debacle has diminished many parliamentarians, but it has turned Bercow into a worldwide star . . .

@Homelander6341 5 лет назад

Very good oral skills

@alexharrington6459 5 лет назад

Indeed, although I do find him a little frightening, reminding me as he does of my headmaster at primary school.

@MsMsmak 5 лет назад

My thoughts exactly. He is quite erudite.

@bolso66 5 лет назад

Agree

@LinkinFu 5 лет назад

I practice my oral by listening and repeating his speech, mostly “orrrrrrderrrrrrr....”

@kurdishzombie 5 лет назад

I enjoy listening to John Bercow 🤗

@vexxcon8125 5 лет назад

Me too, idk why 😂😂

@kyleanson8054 5 лет назад

God im glad it's not just me.

@ohokey3456 5 лет назад

🤙

@Vylkeer 5 лет назад

ODAAH!

@Djmarkyrush 5 лет назад

His voice reminds me of that speaker in gladiator telling the story when they fight in the arena !!!!!

@antonnotna5919 5 лет назад

I think we need to settle Brexit with a country wide punch up.

@kevphillips02 5 лет назад

The remainers v the brexiteers . No contest with those middle classes v the working class .

@haza123b4 5 лет назад

*How about a chess game?*

@jackcutts6634 5 лет назад

Devil's Advocate the working class aren't thick, chavs are thick... working class run this country

@dianeabbotsrightbraincell3531 5 лет назад

@@jackcutts6634 mate the problem is the middle to upper class are thick because they think we are

@ChallengeTheNarrative 5 лет назад

It's not leavers remainers battle. The problems come from Gov. Incorporated. The system and upper classes hate us. We are their enemy in their eyes.

@kevinvictor9190 5 лет назад

620 of them had two years in a job they are paid very well for to come up with a plan and at the end of lots of jolly meetings with wine, beer, food, hotels, on all expenses on us nothing, I smell smoke 1605, 21st century style.

@Peacock__ 5 лет назад

They're not all negotiating a deal...

@CONQUESTofDEATH 5 лет назад

There all getting a decent wage increase this year though. I have seen its increasing by 3000 pound annual (73000) in total yearly. 44 million a year well spent 😂

@Peacock__ 5 лет назад

@@CONQUESTofDEATH lol ur just jelly

@Elunayme 5 лет назад

That's what happens when a minority government wants its way, refuses to compromise and shoots down everything from the majority opposition.

@tomdelany388 5 лет назад

The speaker is like a teacher at school

@WELLBRAN 5 лет назад

That's because they treat it like their public school they all attended

@thestylishwalrus 5 лет назад

Someone has been listening to Hello Internet

@adrianlloyd6403 5 лет назад

Penalties after a period of extra time surely is the form after a draw at full time.

@mohammadhooksit 5 лет назад

Get this man a cookie

@dbay9408 5 лет назад

If your not English you should be most of the nation would be behind you 😂

@elliot7753 3 года назад

No shouldn’t it go to a replay at the away ground? 😆

@jimmy2minutes 5 лет назад

Can you imagine going to work and behaving like this lot. Jesus christ. I would sack myself.

@GH-oi2jf 5 лет назад

jimmy2minutes - It’s their style and it seems to me to work well enough. There are other deliberative bodies in which fistfights or worse have broken out.

@siraff4461 5 лет назад

@@GH-oi2jf That's the problem though - it isn't working because they have had two years to sort out one issue and have failed to do so.

@dbay9408 5 лет назад

All governments are as bad as each other it's that simple. The difference you see is called culture and tradition. Britian is pretty much a one party system at this point. Just take a look back through our history.

@jimmy2minutes 5 лет назад

@@dbay9408 them days are over. I hope.

@dbay9408 5 лет назад

@@jimmy2minutes not by a long shot.....you see anyone stealing Tory thunder ? Labour's a joke and conservative anyway they hate their own leader.....the public my vote against Tories but it won't last....it never does. Look what happened with Blair.

@andrewbell7579 5 лет назад

I’ve never heard a person with such a grasp on the English language than speaker John Bercow. I could listen to him all day.

@dbay9408 5 лет назад

Alan Watts is a good one for the accent and delivery. Way smarter than this plonker as well. But not a politician so I guess dosnt count.

@louis9116 5 лет назад

The UK government is so relatable. Doing things in the last moment around deadline:)

@ChallengeTheNarrative 5 лет назад

Mumline is too far gone.

@martinlaird4738 5 лет назад

Dadline? Sounds like a weird channel at the bottom of the sky programme list lol

@delevator8755 5 лет назад

Yeah, right? They have 2-3 years to get something done, don't really get properly started until a month or two before the deadline, then inevitably discover that they need an extension, and then another, and then another, all the while scrambling to put something together past the deadline...

@hoodaticus 5 лет назад

deadline (n): the moment at which a thing is finally done

@kayzphotography3678 5 лет назад

Fully agree with John Bercow. It is always a breath of fresh air to listen to John Bercow - not only because of his amazing charisma in handling the parliament, but also because of his knowledge of the Constitution and how well he presents facts with humour and respect - this video is a perfect example.

@bendigeidfranemmanueljones5694 5 лет назад

How about a people's vote on MPs pay?

@johnlacey7126 5 лет назад

56 million people vote to ban the pay..... A few politicians and their families vote to keep it so the politicians have it, the politicians have it ^^

@BadgerUKvideo 5 лет назад

The people should not be allowed to vote on anything they don't understand. In other words: The people should never be allowed to vote on anything.

@ChallengeTheNarrative 5 лет назад

30p above minimum wage.

@MiChAeL98332 5 лет назад

£6.50 an hour

@mart1jin509 5 лет назад

This seems like a good idea until you realize it would exclude relatively poor politicians from participating. The poeple who properly stand closest to you and me in society.

@samsunggmy 5 лет назад

Theresa May should meet with the Ministry of Magic. It’s an impossible situation without wizardry🙄⚡️

@onesevenninewest 5 лет назад

Olah Daniel Haha, I’m pretty sure that she would be much more eager to correspond with the Ministry than Trump would with the MACUSA

@theholyspiritus4326 5 лет назад

May I ask how magic can solve this problem? Can't exactly challenge the speaker to a wizardry duel

@chiefkeyes5359 5 лет назад

The speaker did nothing wrong, his reasoning is correct if there's not a clear majority the speaker will not be used as a political pawn to make a majority MP's must create a majority

@maxlemieux8247 5 лет назад

Your House Speaker is simply brilliant. I wish we had someone of his caliber in our Parliament.

@bishopwilliams6817 5 лет назад

Where are u from?

@maxlemieux8247 5 лет назад

Canada

@tancreddehauteville9983 5 лет назад

Max Lemieux I don’t think Justin Trudeau could handle anyone similar to the likes of our Speaker.

@maxlemieux8247 5 лет назад

Sad to admit; I agree all wholeheartedly with you.

@stevecurtis6288 5 лет назад

@@maxlemieux8247 Max you should be celebrating the fact that you don't have this pompous jumped up self important little man and that we have to suffer him

@qmance8062 5 лет назад

a new word: brexiting - when someone says they're leaving the party but actually they're not.

@tibbity7998 5 лет назад

Really? Thought it was something sexual

@qmance8062 5 лет назад

@@tibbity7998 hahah no

@niceone550 5 лет назад

Respect to Mr Bercow for following precedent.

@hoodaticus 5 лет назад

The vice president casting a tie breaker vote in our Senate would never, ever, vote against his party. We cleverly fixed our House with an odd number of seats.

@TheMoonRover 5 лет назад

The difference there is that the vice president of the Senate is presumably a senior figure in his or her party. The speaker of the House of Commons is not. Although John Bercow was technically elected on the Conservative party manifesto, as speaker he must remain neutral and plays no role in party politics. He's not even included in the totals when MPs are listed by party.

@hoodaticus 5 лет назад

@@TheMoonRover Yes, it's quite extraordinary. Conventions are worthless in the U.S. (you can do whatever you have the ability to do is generally how power works here) so it's amazing to me they have such force in the UK. I am impressed.

@AzguardMike 5 лет назад

The vote is a tie, im now going to do a blind vote so noone will know who what my vote was (as he is only allowed to vote in a tie) *a few seconds later* The no's have it!!!! i wonder who i voted for, the world will never know.

@YARROWS9 5 лет назад

Yeah,and the leader of the opposition in 1993 had more integrity and Respect than all of that lot put together.

@heolonnen 5 лет назад

The Jeremy Kyle Show (Posh version)

@nonstar321 5 лет назад

Tune in for the next episode

@laturebogdan6028 5 лет назад

:)))

@Thepsychopathetic666 5 лет назад

1:09 two of the tellers start crouching subtly because there are no seats, and the other two crouch and sneak away. +5 sneak

@santasfurball4315 5 лет назад

Well, John Bercow technically is a Member of Parliament The vote was for MPs. What’s the harm in that😂

@StellaAsh 5 лет назад

THIS BS HAS TO STOP

@ChallengeTheNarrative 5 лет назад

Yes. Turn the TV or Radio on... deceit and deception, BS is heavy. They think that the more they BS, the more people believe them, but unfortunately that's true because most people are tards. Make it stop plwwwweeeease 🙈🙉

@jaynej9924 5 лет назад

How ‘bout they just sod off home until 13th April.

@pik12389 5 лет назад

UK politics are mad. Do they ever get anything done and if so how?

@dracolee_072 5 лет назад

Taylor yes this is a first since Brexit is a complicated topic deciding the literal future of the country and making history, everything must be thought of a million times but noone really knows what they want and are being selfish, but yeah this is just because of Brexit

@hoodaticus 5 лет назад

The same way the U.S. does - inherent powers of the executive from when it was a monarch and broad legislative grants of authority to the same.

@dbay9408 5 лет назад

No this is Just how the British government works. Iv seen it before. Let's not forget how they were all taking our tax money to pay for their lovely things. It's amazing how quickly people forget, they were doing it in the 1800s and they did it in the 2000s. Nothing changes but people are waking up. Our governments don't represent us. They funnel us into making a choice.

@simonrodrigues4192 5 лет назад

After brexit if there's something I would miss the most it would be you MR. Speaker thanks for all the entertainment 👍

@willis4358 5 лет назад

Order order

@berniebernie1440 5 лет назад

😃😃😃😃

@antimatter31 5 лет назад

Ohda

@mikegee3864 5 лет назад

Where is guy Fawkes when you REALLY need him.?????

@Damo2690 3 года назад

To restore an absolute Catholic Monarch???

@rebeccabenton5565 5 лет назад

Just to think we pay for those plebs

@NotUnymous 5 лет назад

You voted for them...

@siraff4461 5 лет назад

@@NotUnymous Nobody voted for them. There hasn't been a majority vote for a PM in the last half a century or more.

@NotUnymous 5 лет назад

@@siraff4461 ...strange, I could swear people did know what Party would Install what MPs at least mostly...

@dbay9408 5 лет назад

@@NotUnymous I never voted for them actually I am woefully under represented and that is the heart of this problem.

@siraff4461 5 лет назад

@@NotUnymous Do you know what the word "majority" means?

@GuzzyBear 5 лет назад

Is this what it feels like when the brits say they enjoy laughing at our government for its full bumbling glory?

@Alex-xf8pl 5 лет назад

- Order! - But noone said anything. - It was preventive. Order order order!

@DonswatchingtheTube 5 лет назад

ORDER!!! ORDER!!! Yes sir, can I have the full English Brexit, please?

@deanburns8174 5 лет назад

Looks like guy fawks was right all along!!!!!!

@eddiefaccioni2453 5 лет назад

House of comics.

@thelonesomewanderer8359 5 лет назад

lets just leave without a deal

@kovichni 5 лет назад

and let democracy overrun capitalism? that shall not pass my man 😉

@Bruce-vq7ni 5 лет назад

I am leaving with a deal i am moving to Germany. Company department relocating later this year. This country is finished.

@kevphillips02 5 лет назад

Bruce C On what basis you complete bell end .

@pottingsoil 5 лет назад

@AzerGhost16 if that's facism, then I'm in.

@kenmbuco1675 5 лет назад

@@pottingsoil me too

@starlightsign8666 5 лет назад

I would say a tie was impossible as was a one vote win.....the fix is in.

@tencyden6129 5 лет назад

The problem is since the UK voted to leave the EU they did not realized how complex the separation negotiations have become to leave the EU, and not just that but consider what would happen to their economy and neighboring countries like Ireland and Scotland, it's a total mess. Some would even argue that they are even more incline to leave the EU because of how the whole process reveal how wrapped up Britain has become with the EU

@ShadowriverUB 5 лет назад

Problem is they got politics that don't really want to leave EU, but also don't want to be "slave country" in case of leaving. As votes showed, they have ideas, but non of them have majority, and entity that suppose to deal with all this in first place (aka May) fails to deliver good solution.

@NessieAndrew 5 лет назад

I ACTUALLY THOUGHT THAT WAS GOING TO HAPPEN.

@hoodaticus 5 лет назад

That's amazing. That's like someone flipping a coin and you calling "edge" rather than heads or tails and have the thing come to a stop standing up straight.

@NessieAndrew 5 лет назад

@@hoodaticus What was even weirder was that RU-vid recommended to me a couple days ago the video of the last time a Speaker had cast his vote back in 1993. Insane.

@hoodaticus 5 лет назад

@@NessieAndrew well they are using an actual artificial intelligence to produce these recommendations. It's going to be prescient sometimes by design. The NSA and US Air Force have even crazier stuff.

@rachellejanssen2655 5 лет назад

compared to dutch politics I feel like at least half of the people there are just there to enjoy their time and (loudly) vent their feelings on various topics.

@Mr_B87 5 лет назад

John Bercow Audio Book? Please?

@Chowder12345able 5 лет назад

Just a book of posh soinding insults, and the rest being *ORDAAAAH*

@gedbob1 5 лет назад

All this to decide what sauce they are having from the butty van outside! Red sauce brown sauce or no sauce at all

@gwishart 5 лет назад

In Brussels, chips always come with mayonnaise. Another excellent reason to leave the EU.

@worzelbxoy3565 5 лет назад

Ged Huffadine HP sauce owned by Heinz and made in Nederland's (Heinz boycotted in my home)

@Nikola95inYT 5 лет назад

This political system sucks. The speaker should be neutral.

@johnturner4400 5 лет назад

Nikola95inYT. He is.

@Alaois 5 лет назад

You do understand that in the time of a tie he casts a vote. Plus mind you he is also a MP and represents the constituency of Buckingham

@AspieRider 5 лет назад

It has always been a precedent that in the event of a tie on a policy change, the speaker of the House of Commons votes in favour of maintaining the status quo as **no majority exists to support a change** - in this case, voting 'Aye' would change it, and 'No' would maintain it. In the event that it is a debated issue that is not finalised and where the status quo would not be changed if it passes, then the speaker's precedent is to vote to ensure that the debate may continue, and naturally they would vote "Aye." This event has only occurred 49 times (not incl. this one). in over 200 years, so honestly, it really isn't as bad as you'd make it out to be. **(The chair is, of course, entitled to vote as they so choose, but voting specifically in favour of a change would be a greater travesty to the neturality of the chair than upholding precedent.)**

@dbay9408 5 лет назад

I agree but give me a political system that dosnt ?

@toemoe4279 5 лет назад

What was that ? I'm sorry as a German I don't really know anything about how politics work in the UK but this looks actually entertaining! ..don't know if it's productive or not but I'd rather watch your guys then ours !

@zippoblackburn3106 5 лет назад

It's basically a Carneval Prunksitzung with the main difference being those who can't laugh 'bout it usually have to suffer dire consequences. ;) If you are interested in the actual differences check "Arbeitsparlament" and "Redeparlament" on Wikipedia.

@stevecurtis6288 5 лет назад

Toe Moe Trust me you soon tire of these clowns

@animator2k 5 лет назад

Everyday I check Brexit and still see no change and no cancellation of Brexit , I get more and more worried about how may future is going to take place cause I'm 19 and have a fiancée in Germany, Im in full time education until end of summer this year and haven't had a single job,so Brexit is just making me worry and stress more and more on how I'm going to get my future to unfold and how I'm going to manage.

@Happin3ess 2 года назад

Here we now are in the future. It's a run down and poor mess.

@MintythecatIsABeast 4 года назад

Think of it as all being rather expensive but thoroughly entertaining comedy - the man's a legend.

@walterF205 5 лет назад

Speaker Bercow, my reference black-belt of "OOOORRRRDEEEERR". No one can beat it.

@Trollberg60north 5 лет назад

They seem to think the whole thing is a joke........

@davidbarnett3594 5 лет назад

???? if the MP;s will accept a majority of one why will they not accept the majority of the referendum ???????

@pjb3195 5 лет назад

Should of left with no deal on the 29th , i bet they would soon sort out a deal they could vote in ..

@georgesamaras4627 5 лет назад

On what exactly was the vote on??

@garyengland9549 5 лет назад

Chocolate biscuits or plain ones with afternoon tea ☺

@hosey31 5 лет назад

Who's paying for the next round

@georgesamaras4627 5 лет назад

Come over next people 4 real .

@georgesamaras4627 5 лет назад

Ok I got it no deal brexit

@hosey31 5 лет назад

Does anyone really know what's going on?? Honestly sick of hearing about it the public voted leave so leave not Like it's the end of the world And the pounds going to become worthless

@jhcfl 5 лет назад

trying to understand please how many times a vote on the same thing thought the people spoke !

@marcustrevor1883 5 лет назад

I don't understand your question, but I think I get the jist. The reason why the vote has been repeated a number of times is to allow MPs to come to the conclusion that only one ore two options are possible to win and therefore the margins have become closer each time. As for your comment about the people speaking. These people are who we have voted in and are representing us, they are our voice

@dbay9408 5 лет назад

@@marcustrevor1883 I know it's so sad and speak for yourself not all British people voted these plebs in. Some of us have more brains than others. Our nation's lack of representation is woefully exposed.

@Thefruitshowstheroot 5 лет назад

SPEAKER CRACKS ME UP!!! 😂😂😂🤣 can't take him serious, but I do, %22 of the time, every time 😂😂🤣

@gam3ruk182 5 лет назад

I am British but God get rid of May and don't for get US BRITS HAVE THE RIGHT TO VOTE FOR OUR NEXT PM UNDER HUMAN RIGHTS ACT. don't let us DOWN we wont to VOTE that's our RIGHTS.

@mohammadshahidhusaini2464 5 лет назад

Very historic Incident!!

@psuedointellectualhunters2206 5 лет назад

That's unfair vote of Ministery of Magic is not counted yet. I found no one from Ministery of Magic🤔😕

@starbites1984 5 лет назад

Psuedo intellectual Hunters That’s a muggle court though

@elkudos6262 5 лет назад

The King of Ties!

@tomcolgan 5 лет назад

Ordah Ordahhhhhhhh

@AksamZarook 5 лет назад

What a likable fellow you have as a speaker. Remind of a bygone era.

@stevecurtis6288 5 лет назад

The bloke is a complete tool

@bolso66 5 лет назад

This is absolutely fantastic beyond any imagination... uk is a laughing stock

@bangtidybird8284 5 лет назад

bolso66 yes like Italy a few years ago. We’ll eventually vote out the traitors

@bolso66 5 лет назад

Big Bear you are a laughing stock too

@Ravedaze. 5 лет назад

We leave without a deal 👍😃

@pointycapitals7306 5 лет назад

Why do we pay for this circus ?

@danielcarvalho5985 5 лет назад

The arrogant stance is taken to the end. They were complicated in the UE and they will remain complicated after being here. UK Will not be missed!!! JUST GO!!!

@paulhoskin3286 5 лет назад

Should have done a Paper Scissor Stone With Mrs may

@utfghjutkygbki2657 5 лет назад

You mean rock paper scissors 😂

@Gravelgratious 5 лет назад

Rock paper scissors? You crazy Brits.

@timmmahhhh 5 лет назад

So the stones have, the stones have it...unlock!

@Gravelgratious 5 лет назад

@@timmmahhhh lol

@Brofederationgoogleplus 5 лет назад

And the preceding is set.

@TB..... 5 лет назад

Pantomime. If you believe the vote was tied then carry on as normal....

@dbay9408 5 лет назад

Haha yeah I know right government is a joke, except it's just not a funny one.

@renshiwu305 2 года назад

Golly. These squeaker votes are totally okay if they go in the EU's favour, it seems. France barely ratified the Maastricht Treaty (50% and inside the margin of error) and the Lisbon Treaty vote result was ignored.

@toommylee3362 5 лет назад

How about you guys give me your pay for the last two years and I will make the decision for yall, yes? Oh I would also pay Mr Bercow more too since he is entertaining lol

@fordprefect1925 5 лет назад

Ridiculous

@tsgames6083 5 лет назад

Woooooow. The last time this happened was in 1993 in Madam Boothroyd's era. This is a piece of cool history guys and I lived to tell it.

@henryfrankel4494 5 лет назад

This interests me but im not sure what they were agreeing/disagreeing to?

@kluang1 5 лет назад

For the fourth indicative votes. The indicative can move forward if the mp themselves vote for it, since it is a tie, bercow vote no.

@jpjpvds 5 лет назад

Wow, Parliament 0 / Parliament 0. Guess what that means??? Yay, another re-match!!!!

@badnbourgeoisie6480 5 лет назад

Making it up as they go along, like children changing a playground games rules so they get their way

@joon3035 5 лет назад

bad n bourgeoisie they didn’t make its literally said in the video that thats what happens in a tie

@badnbourgeoisie6480 5 лет назад

@@joon3035 omg literally actually, stop ittt 😂😗😍

@waaqcir7057 5 лет назад

Is it possible to TRANSFER UK sovereignty to the PEOPLE? Sovereign parliament of 650individuals have failed to represent the choice of 65million people. These people have not done a days work in 3years and i am sure they wish to continue to be paid for nothing for a further 2years. The social Contract between Parliament and People has been broken. If Parliament is no longer representative of the Majority and caters to a minority Elite! Allowing Mps to serve out an entire term even when they have failed to deliver on their campaign manifestos is not acceptable as a consequence the main lessons i take from this are as such: - Review of who is entitled to hold Sovereignty in the UK is needed. - Review of the MP recall process and more powers to the electorate to hold MPs to account is needed.

@dbay9408 5 лет назад

Look up Thomas Paine....tells you all you need to know. Rights of Man Age of Reason

@FarmYardGaming 5 лет назад

Bercow is amazing.

@sproutwheelswitchmusic1016 5 лет назад

"The honorable gentleman who is Least Worthy on the Shore..."

@philguer4802 5 лет назад

What the speaker said is true. But important decision also need times, and this vote was the closest thing we have to a solution for brexit with a majority. The Statu Quo is a no deal, and it's one of the less popular choice for the MP.

@andybaker9 5 лет назад

they make me sick the lot off off them

@hellochriis 5 лет назад

So what did they vote on today?

@gedbob1 5 лет назад

Red sauce brown sauce or no sauce at all on the bacon sandwiches from the van outside

@Sui_Generis0 5 лет назад

To hold more indicative votes

@sylviacunningham7031 5 лет назад

Pantomime ,they don’t care about the anger in the country.

@Natei 5 лет назад

He is corrected. His hands were tied. Hed be made a joke off if he went against regular procedure

@karolinalunox1005 5 лет назад

Order ORDERRRRR

@beetleything1864 5 лет назад

Nothing else is getting done apart from this gong show and even thats going nowhere 🤷‍♂️

@rightiswrong8837 5 лет назад

Well and properly handled by Bercow (even if I don't know what the vote was about).

@FrankIJara 5 лет назад

Precedent works, but politicians need knowledge about them.

@alansmyth2204 5 лет назад

Guy Fawkes we need you

@TheBerylknight 5 лет назад

What is the point of the speaker if he can't vote for legislation? If I was a member of his constituency I wouldn't want my representative to be elected speaker. It sounds like it basically takes away your voice in parliament. Pretty dumb if you ask me.

@dbay9408 5 лет назад

Yeah ether way he creates the same effect. But I guess it's kinda like of you don't have majority then how can you vote it though but you can't have a tie......so when it's even or below it's a No. When it's more or above the speaker keeps his mouth shut......on no wait he is always talking....sorry mitigating.

@TheBerylknight 5 лет назад

@@dbay9408 Yeah I don't understand the "no majority" argument. If it's a tie - and then he votes yes, why wouldn't there then be a majority for the yes's?

@slowdtunez2438 5 лет назад

What did he vote no to, exactly?

@5superbine5 5 лет назад

Patrick Jude i don’t know either but I do so I comment on this so I‘ll be alerted

@gwishart 5 лет назад

On whether or not to have another round of indicative votes on a exit deal with the EU.

@slowdtunez2438 5 лет назад

So as the no's have it then we're not leaving the EU?... I say we , I don't live there anymore

@gwishart 5 лет назад

@@slowdtunez2438 No, the vote had nothing at all to do with whether the UK leaves the EU or not.

@AtlanteanVrilChad 5 лет назад

Leave leave leave, don't give up until you leave

@WELLBRAN 5 лет назад

They don't want to.. That's the problem ..enemy of the people

@cammie83 5 лет назад

It's ridiculous that they have time to talk about when the speaker last had to break a vote. It's interesting but is it really the best time

@gwishart 5 лет назад

Yes, it's precisely the best time. It isn't a case of trivia, it's important for the precedent to be openly acknowledged, recorded in Hansard and entered into public record. The person asking the question was fully aware of the answer, but he knew that many of the electorate would not.

@kevincallaghan3212 5 лет назад

Its time to send in dads army and sort them out lol

@WELLBRAN 5 лет назад

If we were a republic we could do just that

@ChocoLater1 5 лет назад

Finally he had his say

@EnriquePasco 5 лет назад

Ooorrrderrrr (going up tone ) ooorderrrr(going down tone), this catches my interest in Brexit. And now watching every event...😂

@craigbradley7220 5 лет назад

What kind of first question is that after the result was given FFS

@gwishart 5 лет назад

It's a pretty standard question after an unusual or rare piece of parliamentary procedure. It serves the purpose of entering the explanation of the process into Hansard and to the public and press. The MP asking the question was fully aware of the answer, but knew that many members of the public would not be.

@emulatorm9600 5 лет назад

Peanuts come get your peanuts...🤓

@alexlevin1893 5 лет назад

What was the vote about

@chrisredfield2073 5 лет назад

You 🤣

@EmZera 5 лет назад

Whether or not to hold another round of indicative votes to see if parliament can determine what to do with Brexit.

@dbay9408 5 лет назад

@The Jim Reaper™ deadly

@RYN988 5 лет назад

If the speaker doesn’t normally vote on motions or bills how are the constituents of Buckingham being represented in the house? (Bercow is the MP for Buckingham).

@johnroyal4520 5 лет назад

They aren't. They essentially don't get a vote. Nobody is supposed to contest the speakers seat in general elections either.

@Max-zr7hr 5 лет назад

I find this all very entertaining but feel bad for British citizens at the same time.

@dbay9408 5 лет назад

Please don't we needed this been a long time coming just like France and America. To see our goervements for what they really are. If the people will do anything about it is up to them. But it's clear the level or corruption and obfuscation. They have already broken the contract with the people they laid out.

@JodieAprilMae 5 лет назад

It is NOW time to get this Parliament out. Time to get an up to date view of the waste of time money and energy that is WREKIT!!

@NLTops 5 лет назад

No no it's Bratlantis.

@rhino2960 5 лет назад

so if i understood what bercow said correctly, on this particular type of changing vote he doesn't believe as the speaker of the house that he has the right to "be the deciding vote" so to speak and must remain impartial in his choosing of which side he casts his vote for, is that what he's saying?

@chiuri21 5 лет назад

Kind of, as in he theoretically has the right to cast a vote according to his personal beliefs but feels as if doing so would compromise the neutrality of his position, and thus has chosen to act according to the precedent set by previous speakers who have found themselves in similar situations (which is to maintain the current state of things rather than change them).

@Dozeji 5 лет назад

Usually, the Speaker is impartial, and has to resign from whatever Party he's been serving under at the time of nomination as a Speaker (In the case of John Bercow, the Conservative representative of Buckingham). However, if the vote goes into a tie, then the Speaker has the power to cast a deciding vote in favour of "noes" or "ayes". That's the only instance of Speaker actually being able to change the course of the debate. If I understood your comment correctly, that is.

@spitulsky 5 лет назад

They asked for more. Oh, Bercow...

@openbabel 5 лет назад

Berco is not an elected representative of the UK so it can be challenged in law...

@gwishart 5 лет назад

You have a strange definition of "not an elected representative": He was elected to parliament by the people of Buckingham, he was elected to the post of speaker by members of parliament, all of whom were elected by the people of their constituencies.