Johnson Plan Could Be a Platform for More Talks: Irish Senator

The video discusses the implications of the British government's plan on the Good Friday Agreement, highlighting the potential deviation from the agreement's principles. It covers regulatory and customs issues, trust dynamics between Dublin and the DUP, and the responsibilities of the British and Irish governments. The video concludes with a discussion on the necessity of further talks to avoid a no-deal scenario, despite the current proposal's limitations.

What is the main concern regarding the British government's recent plan in relation to the Good Friday Agreement?

• It strengthens the Good Friday Agreement.

• It fully aligns with the Good Friday Agreement.

• It has no impact on the Good Friday Agreement.

• It moves away from the principles of the Good Friday Agreement.

What aspect of the proposed changes involves the Northern Irish Assembly?

• The Assembly can block the proposal with a majority in one community.

• The Assembly must approve the proposal unanimously.

• The Assembly has no role in the proposal.

• The Assembly can block the proposal with a simple majority.

What is the British government's responsibility concerning the Good Friday Agreement?

• To act as a co-guarantor of the agreement.

• To ignore the agreement.

• To withdraw from the agreement.

• To unilaterally change the agreement.

What is the potential outcome if further negotiations do not occur?

• Complete alignment with the EU.

• Immediate resolution.

• A strengthened agreement.

• A no-deal scenario.

What is the stance of the Irish government regarding the Good Friday Agreement?

• They share responsibility as a co-guarantor.

• They are the sole guarantor.

• They have no responsibility.

• They oppose the agreement.