CLEAN : Brexit seen from Switzerland: Britain cannot cherry-pick

The video discusses Switzerland's lengthy and complex relationship with the EU, highlighting the challenges faced in signing bilateral agreements. It draws parallels with the UK's potential future dealings with the EU, emphasizing the lack of sovereignty and the necessity of accepting free movement for market access. The Swiss model is presented as costly, requiring financial contributions for access to the EU's internal market, a scenario likely to be mirrored by the UK.

How long did it take for Switzerland to sign and ratify its first bilateral agreements with the EU?

• 15 years

• 20 years

• 10 years

• 5 years

What percentage of Swiss laws are influenced by the EU?

• 10%

• 20%

• 30%

• 40%

Which of the following is NOT a reason for Switzerland's limited sovereignty in relation to the EU?

• No MPs in the European Parliament

• No access to the EU Council

• No EU Commissioners

• Full control over EU trade policies

What is a key condition for Switzerland to access the EU internal market?

• Free movement of people

• Custom trade agreements

• No financial contributions

• Exclusive trade rights

How much does Switzerland contribute financially to access the EU internal market?

• €1 billion per year

• €2-3 billion per year

• €4-5 billion per year

• €6-7 billion per year