Interview with Edwin Poots

The transcript discusses the political challenges faced during a Chamber nomination, highlighting the importance of party unity and the Northern Ireland Protocol for the Democratic Unionist Party (DUP). It reflects on historical events from 1985, emphasizing the need for political progress and unity within the Unionist community. The speaker stresses the significance of upcoming developments in the protocol and the necessity of making politics work to achieve desired outcomes.

What was the main concern when leaving the meeting to nominate?

• The agenda of the meeting

• The location of the meeting

• The timing of the nomination

• The lack of party support

What is identified as the number one issue for the Democratic Unionist Party?

• Education policy

• Healthcare reform

• Northern Ireland Protocol

• Economic policy

What significant event is anticipated in early July regarding the protocol?

• A significant development on the protocol

• A major policy announcement

• A new election

• A change in party leadership

What historical event does the speaker reference to emphasize the lack of support for certain agreements?

• The Good Friday Agreement

• The 1985 protests at Belfast City Hall

• The signing of the Brexit deal

• The formation of the Northern Ireland Assembly

What approach does the speaker advocate for in dealing with the protocol issue?

• Ignoring the protocol

• Pulling down Stormont

• Making politics work

• Organizing more protests