CLEAN : UKIP set out Brexit vision ahead of triggering of Article 50

The transcript discusses the implications of triggering Article 50 for Brexit, emphasizing the UK's need to regain control over immigration, trade, and legal rights. It highlights the importance of leaving the EU single market and customs union, and the role of UKIP in ensuring the Brexit process aligns with the public's vote. UKIP positions itself as a watchdog to prevent any backsliding in negotiations, aiming to secure the Brexit outcome desired by the British people.

What was the UK's stance on immigration and border control post-Brexit?

• The UK planned to increase immigration from the EU.

• The UK aimed to resume full control over its immigration policies.

• The UK wanted to maintain open borders.

• The UK decided to follow EU immigration rules.

What does leaving the EU single market imply for the UK?

• The UK will have no trade relations with the EU.

• The UK will have to follow EU trade regulations.

• The UK will set its own trade agreements independently.

• The UK will remain part of the customs union.

What fallback position does the UK consider if the EU declines a trade offer?

• Rejoining the EU single market.

• Accepting WTO terms.

• Establishing a free trade zone with the EU.

• Negotiating a new EU membership.

What role does UKIP intend to play in the Brexit process?

• To lead the UK government.

• To oppose Brexit entirely.

• To ensure the Brexit process aligns with the public's vote.

• To negotiate trade deals with the EU.

How does UKIP plan to respond if there is backsliding in the Brexit process?

• By supporting the government's decisions.

• By increasing its presence in polls.

• By forming a coalition with other parties.

• By advocating for a second referendum.