Jeffrey Donaldson speaking to the press

The transcript discusses the UK's government responsibility to address issues caused by the protocol affecting Northern Ireland's economy and political stability. It highlights the lack of consensus on power sharing, the current status of ministers, and the need for a fully functioning executive. The speaker calls for decisive government action and awaits detailed proposals to consult with their party.

What is one of the main issues caused by the protocol according to the speaker?

• It is improving the economy.

• It is reducing trade barriers.

• It is harming political stability.

• It is increasing tourism.

Why is the formation of an executive in Northern Ireland currently prevented?

• There is too much consensus.

• The economy is too strong.

• The ministers have resigned.

• There is a lack of consensus on power sharing.

What do the ministers in Northern Ireland continue to do despite the issues with the protocol?

• They have stopped all activities.

• They are moving to England.

• They continue to make decisions and deliver services.

• They are forming a new government.

What does the speaker want from the UK government regarding the protocol?

• More words and less action.

• A holiday for ministers.

• Decisive action.

• A new election.

What is the speaker waiting for before making a judgment on the government's proposals?

• A public opinion poll.

• The precise details of the proposals.

• A meeting with the opposition.

• A new election.