What happens if we go No Brexit as opposed to No Deal?

[cjt110]

Trying to read around and understand...

I kind of understand the No Deal scenario but if we simply don't continue with Brexit.. what then? Do we just carry on as before?

Why don't you ask in the BREXIT section?

gingham.... because I posted in chat, as always, for traffic

We can't go No Brexit. We've already signed up for Brexit.

So it will happen. With or without the 'Deal'.

And without the deal means WTO rules and renegotiating agreements with other EU states?

@Fairenuff Yes we can go No Brexit. We can repeal Article 50 and carry on precisely as before.

Although apparently there will be rioting in the streets if that happens.

I found this... It looks helpful as a quick guide

So basically, if the deal is voted down, we can leave without a deal (No Deal), referendum, renegotiate, general election or a vote of no confidence?

I see that Corbyn is planning the latter to force a GE in the face of no deal.

For starters, I would experience utter joy and overwhelming relief.

But yes. If we, somehow, went No Brexit and withdrew art 50, we would pretty much be as before. Less goodwill, and we've already lost a few agencies etc, but if we remain in the EU it's on the same terms as our current ones.

The European Court of Justice ruled that the UK could unilaterally cancel Brexit. But it’s thought unlikely the current government would make that decision themselves - hence referendum or general election likely needed for No Brexit.