Well this petition may well be redundant!
There is a sense of cautious optimism among UK officials in Brussels today that a breakthrough over the Irish backstop just might be on the horizon.
Theresa May is off to hold talks with Jean-Claude Juncker on the Brexit state of play. And Geoffrey Cox, the Attorney General, is also due in Brussels to present new "technical details" on clarification to the backstop, in a move geared at reassuring MPs that it will be temporary.
The key requirement is that Mr Cox feels comfortable returning to Westminster and telling MPs that he no longer has reservations about the backstop.
If his own legal advice to the Government can be tweaked to remove his warning about the backstop being a trap, then, sources say, a decent number of MPs will swing behind the deal.