Northern Ireland Protocol 'undermining' Good Friday Agreement, says Lord Frost

The video discusses the challenges posed by the Northern Ireland Protocol, which is seen as undermining the Belfast Good Friday Agreement. The UK is awaiting EU proposals to address these issues, with a focus on finding a consensus solution. Key concerns include the role of the ECJ in Northern Ireland and the need for governance arrangements that have community consent. The video also addresses the need for renegotiation due to implementation challenges and emphasizes building trust and future relations with the EU.

What is the main issue with the Northern Ireland Protocol as discussed in the first section?

• It supports the Belfast Good Friday Agreement.

• It undermines the Belfast Good Friday Agreement.

• It has been fully accepted by all parties.

• It has no impact on Northern Ireland.

What is the UK's stance on the role of the ECJ in Northern Ireland?

• The UK wants to increase the ECJ's power.

• The UK is indifferent to the ECJ's role.

• The UK fully supports the ECJ's role.

• The UK wants to remove the ECJ's role.

Why does the UK believe the Northern Ireland Protocol needs to be renegotiated?

• It has been fully accepted by Northern Ireland.

• It has no impact on trade.

• It is not being implemented with the necessary sensitivity.

• It is being implemented with sensitivity.

What has the UK done to implement the Northern Ireland Protocol?

• Ignored the protocol completely.

• Implemented it without any issues.

• Spent millions on implementing it.

• Refused to implement any part of it.

What is the UK's response to claims about not keeping its word in international agreements?

• The UK has not implemented the protocol.

• The UK has spent millions on implementing the protocol.

• The UK has ignored international agreements.

• The UK has refused to negotiate.