soundbite - Boris Johnson visits Wales as new Prime Minister

The video discusses the potential impact of a no deal Brexit on Welsh farming, highlighting concerns from the First Minister of Wales and the National Sheep Association. The government emphasizes that a no deal Brexit is not the goal, but preparations are necessary. The strategy involves ensuring support for the farming sector, finding new markets, and being ready to walk away from negotiations if needed. The government is working on adjustments for leaving the customs union and single market, ensuring the farming sector is prepared.

What is the primary concern of Welsh farming groups regarding Brexit?

• A no-deal Brexit

• Increased tariffs on exports

• Loss of subsidies

• Environmental regulations

What does the government believe is necessary to avoid a no-deal Brexit?

• Support from the World Trade Organization

• Increased agricultural subsidies

• Compromise from the EU on the backstop

• A new trade agreement with the US

How does the government plan to support farmers in a no-deal scenario?

• By finding new markets and supporting incomes

• By providing free equipment

• By reducing taxes

• By increasing import tariffs

Why is it important for the UK to be prepared for a no-deal Brexit?

• To strengthen its negotiation position

• To reduce immigration

• To ensure a smooth transition to the euro

• To increase tourism

What long-term changes are necessary according to the government?

• Increasing foreign aid

• Adopting the euro

• Leaving the customs union and single market

• Joining the Schengen Area