[ritchiebaby]

Jim, I would argue that the second vote would be perfectly feasible.

Democratically fine, as the people who didn't bother to vote the first time can't complain that they were denied a vote on the subject.

Logistically realistic, as the electoral staff know who voted the first time. My name was scored off a big list of those registered to vote. If the staff buy a big box of highlighters they can ensure that only eligible voters can vote under my plan.

Flippant, I know, but it's just the way I feel at the moment. I would imagine that Remain would win by approx. 60/40, probably the same as a YES vote for Scottish Independence.

As for Deal Or No Deal (sound familiar?), I take it we are already committed to leaving the EU under Article 50, so any vote would probably be irrelevant. I understood that the March date was mandatory as it follows the timescale after the UK triggered Article 50.