Does the Supreme Court decision matter?

Today’s decision by the Supreme Court to uphold the High Court’s ruling that the Government must have Parliament’s approval before triggering Article 50 is still significant. In fact, arguably, the vote matters more than the vote that Theresa May granted Parliament at the end of the negotiations.

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