Sinn Fein vice president urges ‘speedy resolution’ to NI protocol talks

The video discusses the engagement with businesses across various sectors, emphasizing the need for a quick resolution to the protocol. It highlights the importance of restoring a functional executive to counter the austerity agenda and address public sector strikes. The speaker encourages both sides to finalize negotiations and leverage the protocol's benefits. The responsibility for reaching an agreement lies with the British Government and the EU, with a focus on maintaining the protocol's protections, especially for the All Island economy and the Good Friday Agreement.

What is the shared desire of businesses across different sectors according to the speaker?

• To create a new protocol

• To ignore the protocol entirely

• To have a speedy resolution to the protocol

• To delay the resolution of the protocol

Why does the speaker believe now is the time to reach a resolution?

• Because the protocol is no longer relevant

• Because the negotiations have just started

• Because the public sector strikes have ended

• Because the state of limbo has lasted too long

Who does the speaker identify as the negotiating partners responsible for reaching an agreement?

• The local businesses and the public

• The executive and the protocol committee

• The British Government and the EU

• The public sector workers and the Tories

What does the speaker emphasize about the Protocol and its protections?

• They should be completely removed

• They are irrelevant to the current situation

• They are crucial for the All Island economy and the Good Friday Agreement

• They should be ignored in the negotiations

What is the speaker's stance on the aspects of the Protocol that are working?

• They should be ignored

• They should be maintained

• They should be discarded

• They should be re-evaluated