German MEP Manfred Webercomments on new Brexit deal

The transcript discusses the rejection of a deal by DP 40 and the potential for further talks or extensions if the UK Parliament does not pass it. The European Parliament is prepared to assess the situation independently, focusing on issues like EU citizens' certainty in Great Britain. The ratification process will follow, with both the UK and European Parliaments conducting their assessments independently.

What is the main condition for Europe to engage in further talks regarding the deal?

• A majority in the House of Lords

• Support from the United Nations

• Approval from the European Parliament

• A clear plan from the British side

What is the European Parliament waiting for before making an assessment?

• The legal text of the agreement

• A decision from the United Nations

• A statement from the British Prime Minister

• Approval from the House of Lords

What concern does the European Parliament have regarding the current agreement?

• The financial implications for the EU

• The certainty for EU citizens in Great Britain

• The role of the United Nations

• The impact on global trade

What will the House of Commons do on Saturday regarding the deal?

• Make a political statement on its acceptability

• Negotiate with the European Union

• Vote on a new Prime Minister

• Discuss the financial implications

How will the European Parliament approach the ratification process?

• In full independence

• In collaboration with the United Nations

• By following the House of Lords

• By consulting with the British Prime Minister