UUP leader admits there is a way to go yet on NI Protocol

The transcript details a meeting with the Prime Minister of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, focusing on the Ulster Unionist Party's stance on negotiations. Key issues include ensuring Northern Ireland's place in the UK internal market, access to the European single market, and addressing the democratic deficit. The party emphasizes the need for inclusion in negotiations and highlights ongoing efforts to contribute ideas. While progress is being made, uncertainty remains about the final outcome, though the Prime Minister's positive engagement is noted.

Why does the speaker emphasize the need to include the Ulster Unionist Party in negotiations?

• To ensure Northern Ireland's place in the UK internal market

• To delay the negotiation process

• To gain more political power

• To exclude other political parties

What is a key concern for the Ulster Unionist Party regarding laws affecting Northern Ireland?

• Too many laws being passed

• Excessive influence of the UK government

• No say in laws affecting Northern Ireland

• Lack of representation in the European Parliament

What will the Ulster Unionist Party do when a decision point is reached?

• Immediately support the deal

• Reject the deal outright

• Wait for other parties to decide

• Evaluate if the deal works for Northern Ireland

What is the speaker's view on the Prime Minister's engagement in the discussions?

• Uninterested and passive

• Hostile and uncooperative

• Enthusiastic and positive

• Indifferent and disengaged

What is the current status of the negotiations according to the speaker?

• A deal has been finalized

• Negotiations have stalled indefinitely

• The Ulster Unionist Party has withdrawn from discussions

• A decision could be reached soon, but the timeline is uncertain