European Chief Negotiator Michel Barnier tours Derry

The transcript discusses the unique dual citizenship status of Irish and British passports within the EU context, stemming from the Good Friday Agreement. It raises questions about future access to peace funds and agricultural policy grants for border counties post-Brexit. The speaker emphasizes the importance of maintaining cooperation through EU programs like the peace program, despite the UK's decision to leave the EU.

What unique entitlement do people have due to the Good Friday Agreement?

• Exemption from taxes

• Dual citizenship with Irish and British passports

• Free healthcare across Europe

• Access to free education

What is being questioned about the future arrangements for people in border counties?

• Their ability to travel freely

• Their access to peace funds and agricultural policy grants

• Their right to vote in both countries

• Their eligibility for dual citizenship

What decision has the UK made regarding European policies?

• To remain part of the European Union

• To leave the European policies, including the agricultural policy

• To increase funding for European programs

• To create new European policies

Which programs are mentioned as important for maintaining cooperation?

• The sports and recreation programs

• The education and healthcare programs

• The Internet and peace programs

• The tourism and cultural exchange programs

What is the significance of the peace program according to the speaker?

• It is no longer needed

• It is crucial for future cooperation

• It is a temporary solution

• It is only beneficial for the UK