Benn Act on European Union (Withdrawal) (No. 2) Act 2019 of 9 September 2019: Democracy or a Skilful Bypassing the Democratic Will of British Nation?
Olena Butriy
Abstract
Olena Butriy
Abstract
In the following article, I illustrate a principal conflict which objectively exists between the acts of Parliament and the implementation of the result of the statewide referendum. The article shows that democracy requires imposing the limitations on the acts of Parliament with respect to the implementation of the result of the statewide referendum in order to prevent that the Parliament's acts - in their effect - bypass the implementation of the result of the statewide referendum.
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In the following article, I illustrate a principal conflict which objectively exists between the acts of Parliament and the implementation of the result of the statewide referendum. The article shows that democracy requires imposing the limitations on the acts of Parliament with respect to the implementation of the result of the statewide referendum in order to prevent that the Parliament's acts - in their effect - bypass the implementation of the result of the statewide referendum.
Key concepts: Parliament, Referendum, Democracy, Political science, Principal (computer security), Public administration, Order (exchange), European union