David Davis on Brexit Plans - White Paper

The transcript discusses the UK's decision to leave the EU, the government's plan to implement this decision, and the role of Parliament in the process. It covers the Article 50 ruling, the potential for a no-deal scenario, and the implications of World Trade Organization terms. The discussion also touches on the customs union, negotiation strategies, and the legislative process involved in Brexit.

What was the decision made by the British people last year?

• To hold a referendum on the monarchy

• To adopt the Euro as currency

• To leave the European Union

• To join the European Union

What is the role of Parliament in the Brexit process?

• To follow the Prime Minister's orders without question

• To ignore the will of the people

• To deliver on the will of the British people

• To make decisions without public input

What does the Prime Minister want regarding the single market?

• To remain fully in the single market

• To leave the single market but have access to it

• To ignore the single market entirely

• To create a new single market

What is the Prime Minister's position on a potential Brexit deal?

• She prefers a bad deal over no deal

• She is willing to accept no deal over a bad deal

• She wants to delay the deal indefinitely

• She has no opinion on the deal

What legislative process is involved in implementing Brexit?

• A decision by the Prime Minister alone

• A public referendum

• Multiple votes and primary legislation

• Only a single vote in Parliament