Parliament to be recalled to debate the New Brexit Deal

The video discusses the tangible changes brought by Brexit, such as the need for customs paperwork when sending parcels to the EU. It highlights the parliamentary process for approving the trade deal, with support from Brexiteers and Labour, but opposition from the DUP. The rapid process leaves little room for scrutiny, raising concerns about potential issues. The video concludes with the end of the deal or no deal debate, but notes that political discussions on the implications are just beginning.

What is one of the initial changes brought about by Brexit when sending parcels to the EU?

• Faster delivery times

• Need for paperwork and customs declaration

• Increased postage costs

• No changes at all

What is the Prime Minister's stance on the Brexit trade deal?

• He sees it as a way to be a friendly neighbor to the EU

• He believes it compromises British sovereignty

• He wants to delay its implementation

• He thinks it should be renegotiated

Which political group is ready to support the Brexit trade deal?

• The Scottish National Party

• The Green Party

• The Liberal Democrats

• The Tory Brexiteers

What is the DUP's main concern regarding the Brexit deal?

• The speed and substance of the deal

• The deal's impact on the environment

• The lack of support from other parties

• The financial cost of the deal

What is the potential risk of hastily passing the Brexit deal through Parliament?

• It might lead to increased taxes

• It could result in unforeseen issues later

• It will strengthen the EU's position

• It will delay the transition period