Delayed BREXIT. This is the most likely scenario. Voting in the UK Parliament on 13th and 14th March 2019.

Brexit – key votes in the British Parliament
Today and tomorrow, significant votes on Brexit will take place in the Parliament of the United Kingdom.

Today's vote will decide whether the United Kingdom will leave the European Union on the basis of “No deal”, meaning without an agreement regulating this exit. If this option were to be voted through, the country would leave the Community on 29 March 2019 – however, this scenario is considered unlikely.

If “No deal” is rejected, another vote will take place on 14 March 2019 – this time regarding whether the exit date from the EU should remain 29 March 2019. In this case, the United Kingdom would leave the Union at that time, without an agreement.

A more likely solution, however, is to postpone the exit date. This would give Prime Minister Theresa May the opportunity to renegotiate the departure date from the Union and would open up the Parliament to consider many scenarios – including even another referendum.

For companies operating in the UK market, the next two days are exceptionally important.