Politicians react to the Queen's Speech

The transcript discusses the implications of Brexit on UK law, focusing on the challenges of transferring EU law to the UK statute book, the end of free movement, and the potential impact on the single market. It highlights the political dynamics within the Conservative Party regarding the customs union and future trade deals. The snap election's outcome has weakened the Prime Minister but also provided her with leverage to maintain party unity. The discussion emphasizes the importance of parliamentary support and the potential consequences of failing to achieve it.

What is the main concern when transferring EU laws to the UK statute book?

• Increasing the number of laws

• Diluting important rights and protections

• Increasing parliamentary support

• Reducing the number of debates

What is a potential consequence of the Immigration Bill?

• Increased free movement from the EU

• End of free movement from the EU

• Improved access to the single market

• Stronger ties with the EU

What is the stance of some Conservative MPs regarding the customs union?

• They want to create a new customs union

• They want to abolish the customs union

• They want to maintain current arrangements with the EU

• They want to leave the customs union

What unexpected advantage does Theresa May have after the snap election?

• Stronger position in the EU

• Support from all parties

• Fear of Labour Party becoming the next government

• Increased majority

What might ironically save Theresa May's position?

• Her party's unity

• Her strong leadership

• Her majority in parliament

• Her weakness