Is The UK Prepared for a No Deal Brexit?

The video discusses the increasing likelihood of a no deal Brexit and the UK's preparedness for it. It covers government spending on preparations, challenges with trade and tariffs, potential border issues, and the contentious Northern Ireland border. The video highlights uncertainties and logistical difficulties, while also mentioning possible last-minute agreements to mitigate impacts.

What is one of the main uncertainties surrounding a no-deal Brexit?

• The exact date of Brexit

• The reaction of global markets

• The color of the UK passport

• The number of new trade deals

How much additional funding did Boris Johnson and Sajid Javid announce for no-deal preparations?

• 5 billion pounds

• 2.1 billion pounds

• 10 billion pounds

• 1 billion pounds

What is the purpose of hiring 500 more border officials?

• To patrol the Irish border

• To manage increased administrative work

• To stockpile medical supplies

• To negotiate new trade deals

What principle requires the UK to apply the same tariffs to all countries without a bespoke trade deal?

• Most favored nation principle

• Free trade agreement

• Single market regulation

• Customs union rule

Which of the following countries rejected the UK's offer to roll over their EU trade deals?

• Switzerland

• Canada

• Norway

• Israel

What is Operation Brock designed to do?

• Facilitate new trade deals

• Manage traffic delays at the Channel Tunnel

• Increase border security

• Stockpile essential goods

Why are businesses expected to face delays at the border?

• All of the above

• Shortage of border officials

• Lack of EORI certificates

• Increased customs checks

What is a major concern regarding the Irish border post-Brexit?

• Shortage of medical supplies

• Lack of customs officials

• Potential for renewed violence

• Increased trade tariffs

How many pieces of primary legislation does the UK need to pass by October 31st?

• 60

• 100

• 13

• 5

What is one reason why prorogation is considered dangerous in the context of Brexit?

• It prevents passing necessary legislation

• It delays trade negotiations

• It affects the stockpiling of goods

• It increases border security risks