DUP candidate believes party will still have ‘leverage’ with Tories after election

The transcript discusses the importance of a collective voice from Northern Ireland in influencing decisions in Westminster and Brussels. It highlights the potential for compromise on the Irish Language Act and the impact of Brexit on political dynamics. The future of Northern Ireland's government is uncertain, with the possibility of direct rule if solutions are not found. The need for consensus and reform is emphasized to address ongoing issues.

What is considered more powerful than individual efforts in influencing decisions in Brussels and London?

• Military intervention

• Media campaigns

• Economic sanctions

• A collective voice from Northern Ireland

What is the main focus of the second section regarding the Irish Language Act?

• Immediate implementation of the act

• A compromise that addresses concerns of both sides

• A focus on economic implications

• Complete rejection of the act

What change in political dynamics is mentioned as potentially altering the approach to the Irish Language Act?

• A new trade agreement

• The end of the Conservative and DUP arrangement

• A shift in public opinion

• A new Prime Minister

What is suggested as a necessary step if Northern Ireland's government cannot be restored?

• Implementing direct rule

• Increasing funding

• Reducing taxes

• Holding another election

What is the main concern when London considers Brexit in relation to Northern Ireland?

• Northern Ireland's tourism industry

• Northern Ireland's economic growth

• Northern Ireland being an afterthought

• Northern Ireland's cultural heritage