Theresa May today vowed to publish a ‘White Paper’ on Britain's exit plans from the European Union, a day after the Supreme Court ruled that the British Prime Minister will require the consent of both houses of Parliament to invoke Article 50.
Speaking in the House of Commons, Prime Minister May said she recognised that there was an "appetite" for such a formal policy document on Brexit, which is expected to be published within coming days.
"I can confirm to the House that our plan will be set out in a White Paper published in this house," she said during her weekly Commons clash with Opposition leader Jeremy Corbyn for Prime Minister's Questions.
The White Paper is expected to lay out all the Acts of Parliament that will be required to complete Britain's exit from the 28-nation economic bloc.
The clash came a day after the Supreme Court had ruled that the British PM will require the consent of both houses of Parliament to invoke Article 50, triggering the formal negotiations for Britain’s exit from the EU.