DUP leader ‘hopeful’ deal can be done on NI Protocol but insists work remains

The transcript discusses the European Commission's role in Northern Ireland's future, highlighting recent engagements with officials and the Prime Minister. It notes progress in discussions between the UK Government and the European Union, while acknowledging areas needing further work. The speaker emphasizes the belief in the possibility and necessity of a deal on the protocol and calls for a swift conclusion to restore political institutions in Northern Ireland.

What are the two potential outcomes of the European Commission's decision regarding Northern Ireland?

• Economic growth or recession

• Cultural integration or isolation

• Political stability or chaos

• Increased division or healing and restoration

Who has been involved in the recent engagements regarding the Northern Ireland protocol?

• The World Trade Organization

• The United Nations

• The Prime Minister and officials

• The European Parliament

What is the current status of the discussions between the UK Government and the European Union?

• No progress has been made

• Progress has been made, but some areas need further work

• All issues have been resolved

• Discussions have been postponed indefinitely

What is the belief regarding a deal on the protocol?

• It is impossible and unnecessary

• It is possible and necessary

• It is unlikely and irrelevant

• It is already completed

What is the ultimate goal after making significant progress on the protocol?

• To dissolve political institutions

• To increase economic sanctions

• To restore government in Northern Ireland

• To delay further discussions