Michael Gove interview on Brexit talks

The transcript discusses the ongoing negotiations between Michel Barnier and David Frost, emphasizing the need for progress by October 15th. It highlights the commitment to implementing the Withdrawal Agreement, with efforts to use every available moment to reach an agreement. Constructive meetings are being held to bridge gaps, aiming to bring both sides closer together for the benefit of the European Union, the United Kingdom, and Northern Ireland.

What is the Prime Minister's stance on the progress needed in negotiations?

• Progress is essential to conclude the process in good time.

• Progress should be minimal.

• Progress should be delayed.

• Progress is not necessary.

What is the speaker's role in the talks?

• To ensure the Withdrawal Agreement is implemented.

• To observe the negotiations without involvement.

• To delay the implementation of the Withdrawal Agreement.

• To negotiate new terms for the Withdrawal Agreement.

How does the speaker plan to use their time in the negotiations?

• By using every available moment to reach an agreement.

• By waiting for the other party to make a move.

• By focusing on other tasks.

• By taking frequent breaks.

What was the outcome of the meeting with the counterpart?

• The meeting was unproductive.

• The meeting resulted in a finalized agreement.

• The meeting was canceled.

• The meeting was constructive, with both sides wanting to bridge gaps.

What is the ultimate goal of the future meetings mentioned?

• To bring both sides closer together for mutual benefit.

• To create more distance between the parties.

• To focus solely on the interests of the United Kingdom.

• To end the negotiations indefinitely.