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UK PARLIAMENTARY VOTE ON BREXIT DEAL - Unscheduled. If May secures a deal, she has to get parliament to approve it. She would need about 320 votes in parliament to get approval. Her Conservatives hold 316 seats in the 650-seat lower house, and she relies on a Northern Irish party to win parliamentary votes. Labour has indicated it would vote against her deal so unless she can win over her own lawmakers, she could lose a vote in parliament. Failure could trigger a move against her leadership of the Conservative Party, or the government’s collapse and an early election.

EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT RATIFICATION - Unscheduled, The European Parliament must also sign off on any agreement reached between May and the other 27 EU leaders, If the legislative starts dealing with it in November or even December, it should still be able to complete its elaborate ratification process in time for Brexit day, It could hold a final plenary vote during a plenary session set celtic cross cufflinks for March 11-14, But it would be getting busy then with campaigning ahead of European elections next May - in which Britain would no longer take part..

EU officials have suggested a further delay may still be possible if negotiators are very close to sealing a deal. But it would just be a few extra weeks at best, as the current EU parliament holds its last plenary session on April 15-18, 2019. That is already beyond the current Brexit date. If there is no deal by Jan. 21, 2019, the British government must make a statement within five days on what the United Kingdom plans to do, according to the European Union (Withdrawal) Act of 2018. May said this week a ‘no-deal’ Brexit would be better than the EU’s standing offer.

BREXIT - March 29, 2019 at 2300 GMT, Britain will formally leave the EU, Providing an exit deal is agreed, there will be a transition period during which the bulk of the bloc’s rules and regulations continue to apply while the British government formulates and implements replacement policies on celtic cross cufflinks issues such as immigration, TRANSITION PERIOD ENDS - Dec, 31, 2020, The transition period, designed to ease the impact on businesses and relieve uncertainty, is due to end, Little has been agreed so far about the new arrangements between Britain and the EU on trade, customs and other major issues..

LONDON (Reuters) - As few as 630 UK-based finance jobs have been shifted or created overseas so far ahead of Brexit, while the number of jobs that UK-based financial institutions said they expected to move in the event of a “hard” Brexit is 5,766, a Reuters survey shows. Nearly all of the financial companies that responded to Reuters third survey on Brexit-related staff moves said that while they continue to plan for the worst-case scenario, they are shifting as few jobs as possible, hoping for a last-minute political deal that protects access after Britain leaves the European Union on March 29, 2019.

Reuters approached 169 banks, asset managers, insurers, ratings agencies and exchanges with UK operations on their plans and received answers celtic cross cufflinks from 134, against 119 in March, when respondents predicted 5,275 jobs would move, The numbers of respondents are different because some companies who responded in March did not do so this time, while others were included in the survey for the first time, The first Reuters survey in September 2017, which collated answers from 123 firms, indicated 9,777 roles would be affected..

The survey was conducted by email and telephone between Aug. 1 and Sept. 15. A total of 65 banks responded, along with 32 insurers and insurance brokers and 32 asset managers, two exchanges and three ratings agencies. Ninety-seven of the companies that responded said they would have to move staff or restructure their businesses because of Brexit, although only 63 specified numbers. The rest said it would have no impact, that they were still deciding what to do or they declined to comment. Many participants declined to comment on several questions. Some participants also asked for the information to be part of an aggregate only, which is why Reuters has not published the complete data.

The respondents included the 20 celtic cross cufflinks investment banks that earned the most fees from investment banking in Europe, the Middle East and Africa in 2016, according to Thomson Reuters’ data, The insurers who responded to the survey included the largest listed insurers in Britain, along with large European Union and non-EU insurers operating in Britain, major insurance brokers and listed and unlisted insurers with an international focus, such as those operating in the Lloyd’s of London market..

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