Unionists react to protocol deal at Stormont

The transcript discusses the Ulster Unionist Party's careful review of a significant document, highlighting their satisfaction with certain inclusions like red and green lanes. It critiques the Prime Minister for overselling the document, emphasizing the importance of the actual text over spin. Key issues include whether the protocol is overridden and the implications of the Stormont break, which may be ineffective if it includes a nationalist veto. The need for clarity and substance over spin is stressed.

What is the primary focus of the Ulster Unionist Party in reviewing the document?

• To increase trade with foreign markets

• To implement new tax laws

• To establish a new political party

• To ensure the restoration of Northern Ireland

What does the speaker suggest about the Prime Minister's presentation of the document?

• It was ignored by the public

• It was understated and lacked detail

• It was oversold with significant spin

• It was accurate and well-received

What is a key concern regarding the protocol mentioned in the document?

• The protocol is ignored

• The protocol is fully implemented

• The protocol is overridden or superseded

• The protocol is outdated

What is the Stormont break supposed to address?

• Stopping any legislation

• Operating on a cross-community basis

• Increasing foreign trade

• Reducing taxes

What is the potential issue with the Stormont break as discussed?

• It is not recognized by the government

• It is too powerful

• It lacks a nationalist veto

• It may be meaningless with a nationalist veto