What a Draft Brexit Deal May Look Like and What It Could Mean for the U.K.

The transcript discusses the expectations and implications of a Brexit deal, leaning towards a hard Brexit with a transition period. It highlights the need for certainty in the UK economy, the potential impact on Scotland's independence, and the Good Friday Agreement. The future relationship between the UK and the EU is also explored, focusing on regulatory policies and trade dynamics.

What are the expectations regarding the type of deal on the spectrum of hard Brexit to soft Brexit?

What does the speaker believe is critical for the ability to transition during the Brexit process?

How does the speaker describe the current state of the British economy in relation to Brexit?

What concerns are raised regarding the implications of a hard border across the Irish Sea?

What are the potential impacts on global economies if the Brexit deal is not specific?

How might the future relationship between the UK and the EU affect trade and regulatory policies?

What does the speaker suggest is necessary for consistent trade and movement of goods post-Brexit?