Speech by Arlene Foster MLA on the Irish backstop and what she wants from the new Prime Minister, Part Three.

The transcript discusses the Brady amendment's significance in the House of Commons, highlighting the government's failure to address the backstop issue effectively. It suggests that the new Prime Minister has an opportunity to proactively engage with Brexit challenges. The speaker emphasizes the importance of the Union post-Brexit, advocating for a cohesive approach to maintain the United Kingdom's territorial integrity.

What was the significance of the Brady amendment according to the speaker?

• It was a step backward for the House of Commons.

• It was an acknowledgment by the House of Commons to seek changes to the Withdrawal Agreement.

• It was a proposal to leave the European Union without any agreement.

• It was a suggestion to dissolve the House of Commons.

What issue did the government fail to address proactively, according to the speaker?

• The economic impact of Brexit

• The environmental policies post-Brexit

• The backstop issue

• The trade agreements with the US

What opportunity does the speaker see for the new Prime Minister?

• To negotiate a new trade deal with the US

• To address the Brexit issues proactively

• To dissolve the Parliament

• To join the European Union again

Which countries does the speaker mention as being positive about Brexit issues?

• France and Germany

• Spain and Italy

• Ireland and Scotland

• Portugal and Greece

What does the speaker believe about the Union's relevance post-Brexit?

• It is less relevant than before.

• It is more relevant and important than ever.

• It should focus only on England.

• It should be dissolved.