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From that webpage: I would say that ultimately all decisions were being made by politicians that we could kick out at a GE, as those politicians were making an active choice, i.e. we always have had the power, as is evident at the moment. Clearly this would be different if we ended up in the...

Just going through Blackfriars and I saw an advert for the newly published Brexit manifesto; will download and read it later...

Sorry I missed the 's' off powers. I would still post the same thing though. I can see why you think we ceeded parliamentary powers, however I would say 'waived' is the more appropriate term. Arguably just semantics but I think not. As the waiver/waviee? is still in control, as we always have been.

We didn't cede parliamentary power.

If Labour won a GE by one seat, and before Labour actually formed a government it transpired that the Labour manifesto was fundamentally flawed and undeliverable, I think another GE would be the natural outcome and democracy in action :shrug: