Government to trigger Article 50 before the end of March, formally beginning the nation's exit from the EU.
The British government has won last endorsement from parliament for enactment giving Prime Minister Theresa May the ability to trigger the nation's exit from the European Union.
English Brexit serve David Davis welcomed parliament's endorsement on Monday.
"Parliament has today supported the legislature in its assurance to get on with the work of leaving the EU ... We are presently on the limit of the most imperative arrangement for our nation in an era," Davis said in an announcement.
"So we will trigger Article 50 before the current month's over as arranged and convey a result that works in light of a legitimate concern for the entire of the UK."
After individuals from the lower place of parliament voted before in the day to toss out changes to the bill made by the upper house lately, the upper house additionally consented to pass the enactment unamended.
The bill goes alongside Queen Elizabeth for last signoff, and May can then conjure Article 50, the formal system for leaving the EU, whenever she chooses.
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