U.K.'s May Calls for Two-Year Brexit Transition Period

The transcript discusses the UK's departure from the EU on March 29, 2019, and the resulting changes in its political and trade relationships. It highlights the challenges of implementing new arrangements, the legal complexities of forming agreements with the EU, and the need for a transition period to allow businesses and people to adjust smoothly.

What significant change will occur for the UK on March 29, 2019?

• The UK will hold a referendum on EU membership.

• The UK will leave the European Union.

• The UK will join the European Union.

• The UK will sign a new trade deal with the EU.

What will the UK be able to do after leaving the EU?

• Negotiate its own trade deals.

• Have members in the European Parliament.

• Participate in the European Council.

• Benefit from EU trade negotiations.

Why can't the EU conclude an agreement with the UK immediately after Brexit?

• The EU is waiting for other countries to leave.

• The UK is not interested in any agreements.

• The EU is focusing on internal reforms.

• The UK is still part of the EU during negotiations.

What is required for the future partnership agreement between the UK and the EU?

• Immediate implementation.

• A public referendum.

• Legal ratification.

• Approval from non-EU countries.

What is proposed to help businesses and people adjust to new arrangements post-Brexit?

• A period of implementation.

• Immediate changes without transition.

• A complete halt in trade.

• A return to EU membership.