I entirely agree with my hon. Friend.
They made that decision to leave, and they expected us to leave�they certainly expected us to be leaving in a lot less than three years. It has been suggested that if we go back and rerun the referendum, people will change their mind because of the economic arguments and so on. The reality is very different. We should recognise, as I recall the Attorney General saying on one of his outings in the House on this issue, that this has now come down to a political decision, and the political decision should follow the result of the referendum. There would be an enormous backlash against not just the party in power but the political classes if we are not seen to walk through the door before us marked �exit.�
I urge the House to vote against Second Reading and to continue the battle. If we end up with no deal, so be it.