NI Protocol dispute ‘not a real crisis’, leader of US delegation says

The transcript discusses a meeting with the DP, focusing on the proportionality of protocol issues. The speaker argues that labeling the situation as a crisis is inconsistent with past successes, emphasizing it as a solvable problem. The discussion includes the need for negotiations involving Northern Ireland and addresses border concerns, highlighting the importance of distinguishing real crises from problems.

What was the main focus of the early discussion in the meeting with the DP?

• The role of the United States

• Proportionality in discussions

• The history of the Good Friday Agreement

• The economic impact of the protocol

According to the speaker, what is the protocol issue primarily considered as?

• A crisis

• A problem to be solved

• A historical event

• An opportunity for growth

Who does the speaker believe should be included in the protocol discussions?

• The European Union

• Only Brussels and London

• The people of Northern Ireland

• The United States

What concern did the speaker acknowledge regarding borders?

• A border between Northern Ireland and Scotland

• A border between the UK and EU

• A border in the Irish Sea

• A hard border on the island

How did the DVP respond to the speaker's points about borders?

• They were receptive

• They were confused

• They were indifferent

• They were dismissive