Brexit Secretary Stephen Barclay comments on Brexit deal during visit Quinn Cement...

The transcript discusses the strong desire from both the business community and workers for a deal that provides investment certainty. It highlights the challenges faced by businesses operating across borders and emphasizes the importance of safeguarding the Good Friday Agreement. The government is working on a deal that addresses concerns related to immigration, fishing, and agriculture, while also negotiating with the Labour Party on workers' rights and environmental standards. The aim is to deliver a deal that reflects previous concerns and supports business growth.

What is the main reason businesses and workers want a deal?

• To ensure certainty for investment and growth

• To reduce employment

• To increase taxes

• To avoid technological advancements

Why is the company Quinn significant in the discussion?

• It has no interest in the deal

• It operates entirely within one country

• It is the largest company in the UK

• It straddles the border, highlighting cross-border challenges

What agreement is crucial to maintain according to the community?

• The Good Friday Agreement

• The Paris Agreement

• The Kyoto Protocol

• The Schengen Agreement

What are some of the issues the government is addressing in the new deal?

• Eliminating public transportation

• Workers' rights and environmental standards

• Increasing taxes on small businesses

• Reducing internet access

How does the deal align with the referendum vote?

• By ignoring immigration control

• By focusing solely on agriculture

• By delivering control over immigration, fishing, and agriculture

• By reducing control over national resources