Criticism should be aimed at Theresa May - Sir Keir Stamer

The transcript discusses the complexities of Brexit, emphasizing the inseparability of the Withdrawal Agreement and political declaration. It highlights Parliament's efforts to find a consensus through indicative votes and the need for a clear purpose in seeking an extension. The discussion includes exploring options like the Norway Plus model and the potential for a confirmation ballot. The Labour Party's position and the challenges of achieving consensus are also covered.

What is the main issue with proceeding only with the Withdrawal Agreement?

• It ensures a smooth transition.

• It guarantees economic stability.

• It leads to a 'blind Brexit' with no clear direction.

• It strengthens the UK's position in negotiations.

What is the purpose of the indicative votes in Parliament?

• To finalize the Brexit deal.

• To delay the Brexit process indefinitely.

• To support the Prime Minister's original plan.

• To find a majority and consensus for a different approach.

Why is it important to have a clear purpose for the extension?

• To gain more time for negotiations.

• To satisfy the EU's demands.

• To avoid repeating past mistakes and to know the duration needed.

• To ensure the extension is as long as possible.

What is the role of a confirmation ballot in the Brexit process?

• To bypass parliamentary approval.

• To allow the public to confirm any deal that passes.

• To delay the Brexit process further.

• To finalize the deal without public input.

What challenge is the Labour Party facing in the Brexit negotiations?

• Finding a unified approach to Brexit.

• Gaining support from the EU.

• Avoiding any form of public vote.

• Ensuring the Prime Minister's resignation.