DUP leader says Government must provide timetable for changes to NI Protocol

The transcript discusses Liz Truss's position on the trade barriers between Great Britain and Northern Ireland, emphasizing the urgency of resolving these issues. It covers potential use of Article 16, economic impacts of the current protocol, and the need for government action. The discussion also touches on progress in negotiations with the EU and the importance of political stability in Northern Ireland.

What is the main focus of Liz Truss's approach to the Northern Ireland Protocol?

• Strengthening the EU-UK relationship

• Removing trade barriers within the UK

• Increasing tariffs on EU goods

• Expanding the UK single market

What is the estimated economic harm caused by the protocol to Northern Ireland?

• £5 million per day

• £2.5 million per day

• £1 million per day

• £10 million per day

What action does the UK government need to take according to the speaker?

• Strengthen the backstop

• Act in line with the command paper

• Delay negotiations with the EU

• Increase trade barriers

What was the DUP's stance on Theresa May's proposal?

• They had no opinion

• They were neutral

• They opposed it

• They supported it

What is the speaker's view on political stability in Northern Ireland?

• It cannot be achieved at the cost of economic harm

• It is solely the EU's responsibility

• It should be prioritized over economic concerns

• It is not important