Brexit 'meaningful vote': how the row has unfolded

Amendment 19 seeks to give parliament a final say on a Brexit deal – but how much say has varied wildly between its various incarnations.Tabled by the former Tory minister Douglas Hogg, now Lord Hailsham, and passed by the Lords on 12 June by a majority of 26, this amendment sought to give parliament significant powers to approve any final deal.It said the government could only conclude a Brexit deal if the draft had been approved by MPs and considered in the Lords.