Parliament accepted the extension of Article 50 by 412 votes in favor, against 202 against,

Parliament today had the primary task of voting to accept the detraction of Point 50 by June 30 or not. Previously, however, traditionally, several amendments were included. The first was to convene a second referendum that was rejected by 334 against against 85 votes for. There was a technical amendment to the forthcoming amendment, which would have transferred more powers to Parliament over the Brexit process. The technical amendment aimed to add the date 30 June to the main amendment, which was repealed. The subsequent amendment was also canceled, as Parliament lost to the Government and retained its powers to determine Brexit's move. Correction J, which determined whether May could submit a third time for voting, was withdrawn.

The evening ended with the main Brexit vote to extend Point 50 by the end of June. It was adopted with 412 votes in favor against 202 against. The pounds remained unchanged throughout the session, at the end the price rose to a minimum. The decision, however, remains to be approved by the European Union.

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