WP, you've made the point a few times that you can't have a referendum on details as it would be too complicated. And I agree, we can't have our negotiating team being the UK electorate.
However, when the details of any such arrangement are very complicated, as they are in this case, it makes democratic sense to say something along the lines of "is this what you want?" That way people can vote on the details that have been arranged by the executive. There are examples of referendums being used in this way.







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