[verb ない-form] + わけにはいかない [verb ない-form] + わけにはいきません
ないわけにはいかない means "can't not", "have no choice but to": circumstances, duty or what people expect make it impossible to skip something. It goes after the ない-form of a verb, and the speaker often would rather not.
The polite form is ないわけにはいきません.
With the dictionary form, わけにはいかない means "can't do": doing it would be wrong. The ない in front flips it to "can't not do".