Dominic Grieve: Conservative Party would split if PM resigns to get deal through Commons

The transcript discusses the irrationality of current Brexit decision-making and the need for a new direction in UK-EU relations. It introduces the People's Vote campaign, which advocates for public approval of any Brexit deal. The challenges of a no-deal Brexit are explored, highlighting potential legal and economic consequences.

What does the speaker consider irrational in the context of Brexit decision-making?

• Allowing MPs to have the final say without public input

• Holding a public vote on every policy decision

• Ignoring the opinions of European partners

• Making decisions based on economic forecasts

What is the speaker's stance on the economic effects of Brexit?

• They think Brexit will improve the economy

• They believe Brexit will have no economic impact

• They are concerned about negative economic effects

• They are indifferent to the economic outcomes

What condition does the speaker propose for implementing a Brexit deal?

• A confirmatory public vote

• Approval by the European Union

• Support from all political parties

• A unanimous decision in Parliament

What does the speaker predict will happen if a no-deal Brexit is pursued?

• The UK will strengthen its international position

• The UK will face a long period of political division

• The UK will have immediate economic growth

• The UK will easily renegotiate treaties

What legal challenge does the speaker associate with a no-deal Brexit?

• It will violate domestic laws

• It will breach an international treaty with Ireland

• It will necessitate changes to the UK constitution

• It will require new trade agreements with the US