Speculation is preparing in Westminster over a move that could throw Theresa May’s Brexit plan into further debate.

An application for an emergency debate on May’s Brexit extension ask for is set to be made later Wednesday, Express Daily has confirmed. On the off chance that the discussion feels free to be bolstered by legislators, it would compel the Prime Minister to change the wording of her letter to the EU and request a more drawn out Brexit augmentation, as opposed to a short one.

What this implies: The application is set to be made by restriction Labor MP Alison McGovern. Crisis discussions can be asked for under Standing Order No. 24, or SO24.

In the event that the Speaker of the House, John Bercow, endorses the demand, a discussion and vote would pursue on whether to pressure May into taking a potentially rash action.

The arrangement would require the help of the Labor front seat for it to succeed. Inquired as to whether the gathering would bolster the move, a representative told the Press Association: “The Prime Minister should create an impression. In the event that she doesn’t we will bolster all measures to constrain a discussion in Parliament on this issue.”

On the off chance that the crisis banter is bolstered, parliament would assume responsibility for the Brexit augmentation ask for – at the end of the day, regardless of whether the asked for expansion is a long or short one, an official choice on whether to acknowledge despite everything it lies with the EU.