The lower house of the British Parliament passed the amendment of the "Northern Ireland Protocol" proposal

On the 27th local time, the British Parliament's lower court passed the proposal proposed by the British government to unilaterally revise some of the contents of the "Northern Ireland Protocol" part of the content, so that the bill was advanced to the next stage of legislative procedures.

The motion was obtained by 295 votes and 221 votes, but was fiercely criticized by many conservatives and opposition members, including many Prime Minister Tresa May.Critics such as Teresa May believe that the plan to modify the "Northern Ireland Protocol" is illegal and may trigger a trade war with the EU.

It is reported that the British Minister of Foreign Affairs Tillas submitted a motion to the parliament on the 13th of this month to officially announce the specific plan to unilaterally revise some of the contents of the "Northern Ireland Protocol".On the 15th, the European Commission initiated a default judicial lawsuit on the grounds that the British government did not comply with the part of the "Northern Ireland Protocol" part of the content.

Source: CCTV News

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