May Defends Brexit Deal Amid Jeers in Parliament

The transcript discusses the draft withdrawal agreement for Brexit, highlighting the progress made in negotiations and the upcoming European Council meeting. It explains the draft treaty's implications for the UK's exit from the EU, emphasizing the benefits such as control over borders, laws, and money, and protection of jobs and security. The agreement is compared to the Norway and Canada models, showcasing its advantages and the depth of cooperation it offers.

What was President Juncker's recommendation regarding the Brexit negotiations?

• To finalize the deal immediately

• To delay the negotiations

• To call a special European Council meeting

• To reject the draft agreement

What does the draft treaty aim to achieve for the UK?

• A complete severance of ties

• A temporary membership extension

• A smooth and orderly exit

• A chaotic exit from the EU

How does the draft treaty propose to protect the UK's interests?

• By limiting security cooperation

• By increasing taxes

• By taking back control of borders, laws, and money

• By reducing trade with the EU

What was the perceived limitation of the Brexit deal options before the draft agreement?

• A bespoke deal was always available

• Only a Norway or Canada model was possible

• The UK had unlimited options

• The EU offered no models

What is unique about the security cooperation outlined in the political declaration?

• It is identical to the Canada model

• It is less comprehensive than other agreements

• It exceeds any previous EU agreements with other countries

• It matches the cooperation with Norway