The video discusses Labour's position on the Cooper Bowles amendments to delay Brexit, emphasizing the need to remove the no-deal option to protect the Irish peace process. It highlights Labour's strategy to build a consensus in Parliament and the potential for a general election, given the current government's lack of majority. The discussion also touches on the arbitrary nature of the March 29th deadline and the importance of negotiating a realistic deal with the EU.

What is the primary concern of the Labour Party regarding a no-deal Brexit?

• Increased immigration

• Economic instability

• Jeopardizing the peace process in Ireland

• Loss of trade agreements

What is the main goal of the Cooper Bowles amendment?

• To strengthen trade relations with the US

• To initiate a general election

• To delay the Brexit process

• To support Theresa May's deal

Why is there a need to move away from the March 29th deadline?

• It conflicts with the European Union's schedule

• It is an arbitrary deadline with no legal basis

• It was set by the opposition party

• It is too close to the general election

What is Labour's position on the current government's majority?

• The government should resign

• The government should form a coalition

• The government lacks a majority

• The government has a strong majority

What role does Parliament play according to Labour if a general election is not possible?

• To enforce a no-deal Brexit

• To negotiate directly with the EU

• To dissolve the government

• To build consensus for a beneficial deal