How your MP voted on alternative Brexit plans
Wednesday 3 April 2019 13:44, UK
MPs have once again rejected a series of alternative Brexit plans as four options failed to get a majority in the Commons.
A proposal from Tory grandee Ken Clarke for a customs union arrangement with the EU was rejected by only three votes, while a demand for a second referendum was defeated by 12 and a Norway-style deal beaten by 21.
A fourth option, which called for Article 50 to be revoked if a deal could not be agreed and MPs rejected leaving without a deal, went down by 191 votes to 292.
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:: How each motion fared
Mr Clarke's motion demanding the UK form a customs union with the EU came closest to passing, garnering 273 votes, with 276 MPs casting ballots the other way.
Nick Boles' motion calling for a Common Market 2.0 - a plan for close engagement with the EU after Brexit along the lines of Norway's relationship with the bloc - got 261 votes in favour, with 282 ballots against.
Mr Boles declared that he would no longer sit as a Conservative MP after the defeat.
A motion calling for a second referendum on any Brexit deal passed by parliament gained the highest number of votes in favour - 280 - but 292 MPs voted against it.
The motion with the heaviest defeat margin called for Article 50 to be revoked in the event that a deal could not be agreed and MPs rejected leaving without a deal, which went down by 191 votes to 292.
Click on the links below to find out how your MP voted on previous Brexit debates.
:: 29 March - Third vote on PM's Brexit withdrawal agreement
:: 27 March - previous round of indicative votes
:: 12 March - Second vote on Mrs May's deal
:: 15 January - First vote on Mrs May's deal