Prime Minister of Great Britain David Cameron says no need for him to leave office if voters oppose him on EU membership, in latest pronouncement on his future in office SIA reports quoting The Telegraph.
David Cameron has said he will not resign if the British people vote to leave the EU in a 2017 referendum. Mr Cameron will campaign for Britain to remain within a reformed European Union ahead of an in-out vote, but will not quit if the public vote against him, he said.
The Prime Minister wants to a reform Britain’s relationship with the EU on a number of fronts, including preventing benefit tourism, curbing the power of human rights judges and ending the principle of "ever closer union".
After winning those reforms a vote to leave is not the "right answer", he said. But he added: "You can’t hold a country in an organisation against the will of its people. We are a democracy.
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