Cabinet ministers face losing Conservative backbench support over “difficulties policies” if they fail to deliver Brexit on March 29, the Commons has heard.
David Davies, Tory chairman of the Welsh Affairs Committee, insisted the UK must leave the EU by the end of next month – with or without a deal.
And the MP for Monmouth advised ministers they must play their role in delivering Brexit or risk losing support when they push their own ideas.
Speaking during the annual St David’s Day debate, Mr Davies told the Commons: “The people of Britain and Wales have voted to leave the European Union and if there’s been a failing, there’s been a failing by the European Union for not being able to instil the confidence that they want in the people of this nation.
“I very much hope that all those who feel there’s going to be some detrimental impact if we leave without a deal are willing to back the Prime Minister.
“I believe we must be out by the end of March and I hope all ministers and all Cabinet ministers are aware of that, and are aware that if they want our support for difficult policies we need to be out – with or without a deal – by the end of March.”
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