Sajid Javid: UK should cover Irish border costs

The transcript discusses the complexities of Brexit, focusing on the role of Parliament, the potential for a no-deal Brexit, and the importance of delivering Brexit without a general election. It explores alternative arrangements for the Irish border, emphasizing the need for collaboration between the UK and Ireland. The speaker proposes covering the costs of these arrangements to facilitate an orderly deal. The EU's legal stance on the backstop is also examined, highlighting the need for a time limit or exit clause to avoid legal challenges.

What is the speaker's stance on a no-deal Brexit if Parliament tries to block it?

• They would delay Brexit.

• They would negotiate a new deal.

• They would call for a general election.

• They would choose a no-deal Brexit.

What is the proposed solution for maintaining an open border on the island of Ireland?

• Implementing a digital border.

• Closing the border temporarily.

• Using existing technology.

• Building new infrastructure.

What does the speaker propose as a gesture of goodwill to the Irish?

• Paying for the costs of alternative arrangements.

• Granting special status to Northern Ireland.

• Offering a trade deal.

• Providing financial aid.

What legal limitation does the speaker mention regarding the backstop?

• It requires a unanimous vote in Parliament.

• It must be approved by the European Court.

• It can only be implemented after Brexit.

• It cannot be used for a permanent solution.

What does the speaker suggest is necessary for the backstop to end?

• Approval from the United Nations.

• A new referendum.

• A time limit or exit clause.

• A legal challenge in European courts.