Chi Onwurah MP on market walkabout

The transcript discusses the potential economic changes and concerns related to Brexit, including the possibility of becoming an offshore tax haven. It highlights the complexity of Brexit negotiations and the challenges in reaching agreements with European countries. The discussion also touches on the democratic aspects of the Brexit vote, misinformation, and the importance of reflecting constituents' views. The debate over the customs union and Brexit terms is explored, along with the local economic impact and market conditions.

What is the speaker's main concern about the economic model post-Brexit?

• Rising unemployment rates

• Losing access to European markets

• Increasing trade tariffs

• Becoming an offshore tax haven

Why does the speaker doubt the democratic nature of the Brexit vote?

• Misinformation and lies

• Lack of voter turnout

• Influence of foreign governments

• Unclear voting procedures

What is the speaker's stance on the customs union in relation to Brexit?

• They prefer to remain within it

• They want to leave it completely

• They believe it should be reformed

• They are indifferent about it

What does the speaker believe is necessary for a successful Brexit negotiation?

• A quick resolution

• A complete break from the EU

• A strong commitment to democracy

• A good deal for Britain

How does the speaker feel about the decision-making process in the current political climate?

• It is driven by public opinion

• It is irrelevant to their concerns

• It is challenging and complex

• It is straightforward and clear