Arlene Foster: Protocol is not going to work

The transcript discusses the challenges of implementing protocols and the political opposition they face, particularly from Unionist politicians. It emphasizes the need for engagement and consensus in Northern Ireland, highlighting the lack of agreement and the impact on relationships, including the East West Dimension of the Belfast Agreement.

What is the proposed solution to the difficulties mentioned in the first section?

• More protocol and rigorous implementation

• Complete removal of the protocol

• Less protocol and flexible implementation

• Introduction of new policies

Why does the speaker believe the proposed solution will not work?

• It is too complex to implement

• It does not address the root issues

• It is too expensive

• It lacks support from the public

Who is opposed to the Protocol according to the second section?

• The general public

• Only the speaker's party

• Every single Unionist politician

• All political parties

What is necessary for progress on the issues discussed in the third section?

• More funding

• International intervention

• Consensus among parties

• New leadership

What has been damaged according to the third section?

• The economic stability

• The North-South Dimension

• The East-West Dimension of the Belfast Agreement

• The educational system