Brexit: What the First 100 Days Could Look Like

The transcript discusses the disbelief surrounding Brexit and the subsequent need for planning to address potential outcomes. It highlights the importance of damage control and market reassurance in the days following the referendum. The political implications, including potential leadership changes, are also explored, with a focus on David Cameron and Boris Johnson's roles in the Brexit process.

What was the initial reaction to the possibility of Brexit?

• It was ignored by the public.

• There was disbelief that it could happen.

• It was immediately seen as a reality.

• It was widely accepted as inevitable.

What is one of the first actions expected if the UK votes to leave the EU?

• The UK immediately leaves the EU.

• The markets are closed indefinitely.

• An EU summit is scheduled to discuss the next steps.

• A new Prime Minister is immediately appointed.

Who is expected to initially manage the Brexit negotiations?

• The European Union

• Boris Johnson

• The Labour Party

• David Cameron

What could happen to the UK leadership following a vote to leave the EU?

• Boris Johnson could become the new Prime Minister.

• The UK might not change its leadership.

• David Cameron might remain as Prime Minister.

• The EU would appoint a new UK leader.

What is the uncertainty surrounding the EU's reaction to a new UK leader?

• The EU has a clear plan for any new leader.

• The EU would not negotiate with a new leader.

• The EU's reaction is unpredictable.

• The EU would immediately accept any new leader.