DUP leader sets up panel to inform deliberations on Windsor Framework deal

The video discusses the assessment of a new framework from legal and practical perspectives, focusing on its impact on businesses and consumers in Northern Ireland. It highlights engagement with the government on legal changes and Northern Ireland's position within the UK. The video emphasizes the importance of consulting key stakeholders and gathering feedback to evaluate the framework against seven tests. The decision-making process and timeline for the Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) are also outlined, stressing the need for thorough analysis and consultation before reaching a conclusion.

What is the primary focus of the initial assessment of the new framework?

• Evaluating its effect on the European Union

• Analyzing its legal implications and practical operation

• Assessing its influence on international trade

• Understanding its impact on global markets

What is a key aspect of the government's engagement regarding the new framework?

• Revising the internal market regulations

• Discussing the Stormont break and changes to the 1998 Act

• Negotiating trade deals with the European Union

• Implementing new economic policies

Who are some of the key stakeholders involved in the consultation process?

• Global market analysts

• European Union officials

• Local business representatives and legal fraternity

• International trade experts

What is the purpose of applying the seven tests to the new framework?

• To ensure it aligns with international standards

• To evaluate its impact on global trade

• To verify its compliance with European Union laws

• To assess its legal and practical implications for Northern Ireland

What is the DUP's approach to deciding on the new framework?

• Taking a collective decision without a fixed deadline

• Relying solely on external expert opinions

• Following the European Union's recommendations

• Setting a strict deadline for decision-making