Arlene Foster speaks before meeting PM for last time as First Minister

The transcript discusses the impact of the protocol on Northern Ireland, emphasizing the need for action from the Prime Minister and Lord Frost. It highlights the European Commission's attempt to invoke Article 16 and its implications on trade and the Union. The speaker differentiates between Brexit and the protocol, expressing concerns about the protocol's damage to Northern Ireland. Personal reflections on political career and future hopes are also shared.

What is the speaker's main concern about the Northern Ireland Protocol?

• It has no impact on Northern Ireland.

• It improves trade relations.

• It narrows the common ground in Northern Ireland.

• It strengthens the Union.

What action did the European Commission take that affected Northern Ireland?

• They increased vaccine supply.

• They invoked Article 16.

• They improved trade agreements.

• They removed the protocol.

According to the speaker, what is the protocol doing to Northern Ireland?

• Enhancing its global position.

• Improving its relationship with the EU.

• Strengthening its economy.

• Damaging its trade and Union ties.

What does the speaker believe about Brexit?

• It strengthens the European Union.

• It should be reversed.

• It allows for more flexibility and a new global position.

• It has no impact on Northern Ireland.

What is the speaker's hope for the future regarding the protocol?

• That it is strengthened.

• That it is ignored by the government.

• That proactive measures are taken to address it.

• That it remains unchanged.