NI’s place in the UK will be “enshrined” in future EU arrangements, says Chris Heaton-Harris

The transcript covers discussions on the political situation in Northern Ireland, focusing on the need for cross-community consensus and the impact of EU law on trade. It highlights the government's engagement with unionist concerns and the assurance of Northern Ireland's place in the UK. The debate on restoring power sharing without setting deadlines is addressed, along with the contentious Legacy Bill and its implications for the Good Friday Agreement.

What is a key concern for the unionist community in Northern Ireland regarding EU law?

• The application of EU law on agriculture

• The impact of EU law on education

• The ongoing application of EU law for manufactured goods

• The influence of EU law on healthcare

What is necessary for the restoration of Stormont on a stable foundation?

• Ensuring unionists know their place in the UK is protected

• Resolving trade issues with the EU

• Improving healthcare services

• Increasing economic investments in Northern Ireland

Why does the Secretary of State for Northern Ireland believe setting deadlines is not effective?

• Deadlines are not recognized by the EU

• Deadlines are deadly and can hinder proper job completion

• Deadlines are too flexible

• Deadlines are too costly

What is the main criticism of the Legacy Bill according to the transcript?

• It lacks support from the UK government

• It is too expensive to implement

• It undermines the Good Friday Agreement

• It supports only one community

What is the government's plan regarding the Legacy Bill?

• To repeal it entirely

• To introduce game-changing amendments

• To delay its implementation

• To seek approval from the EU