Boris Johnson Will `Obey the Law of the Land' on Brexit Delay Requirement, Zahawi

The transcript discusses the UK's proposals to avoid customs checks on the island of Ireland, emphasizing the need for detailed negotiations and exemptions for small businesses. It highlights the importance of keeping the UK whole while honoring the Belfast Agreement. The conversation also touches on Brexit, legal obligations, and the possibility of a second letter if a delay occurs. Business concerns about a double border are addressed, with solutions like Trusted Trader status proposed to ensure smooth operations.

What is one of the main concerns of the Brussels team regarding the UK's proposal?

• It is too expensive to implement.

• It lacks sufficient detail and testing.

• It requires too many resources.

• It is too detailed and complex.

What is a key element of the UK's proposal to ensure frictionless movement?

• Increased tariffs on goods

• Exemptions for small and medium-sized businesses

• Complete removal of customs checks

• Exemptions for large corporations

What agreement is central to the UK's proposal to maintain the integrity of the United Kingdom?

• The Belfast Agreement

• The Kyoto Protocol

• The Paris Agreement

• The Geneva Convention

What might Boris Johnson do if there is a delay to Brexit?

• Send a third letter

• Ignore the law

• Send a second letter

• Cancel Brexit

How does the proposal address the movement of goods for large companies?

• By allowing inspections at delivery points

• By requiring inspections at the border

• By removing all inspections

• By increasing tariffs