Theresa May interview at Christchurch Call in Paris

The transcript discusses the introduction of a bill to Parliament aimed at ensuring a smooth Brexit. The Withdrawal Agreement Bill is highlighted as crucial for guaranteeing citizens' rights and ending financial contributions to the EU. The Prime Minister emphasizes the duty of Parliament to deliver on the Brexit referendum result. Despite previous rejections, efforts are being made to address concerns and gain support from MPs and the opposition. The bill's success is portrayed as essential for fulfilling the public's vote to leave the EU.

What is one of the main purposes of the Withdrawal Agreement Bill?

• To increase financial contributions to the EU

• To ensure citizens' rights and a smooth Brexit

• To strengthen the EU's control over UK laws

• To delay the Brexit process indefinitely

What does the bill aim to end in relation to the EU?

• Diplomatic relations

• Trade agreements

• Cultural exchanges

• Free movement and financial contributions

What is a potential consequence if the Withdrawal Agreement Bill fails to pass?

• The bill will automatically be approved

• The duty to deliver on the referendum result may be questioned

• The UK will remain in the EU indefinitely

• The Prime Minister will resign immediately

What efforts have been made to address concerns about the bill?

• Seeking approval from the EU without consulting MPs

• Ignoring the concerns and proceeding with the bill

• Holding a new referendum

• Discussions with the official opposition and MPs across the House

What is the ultimate goal of the Withdrawal Agreement Bill according to the Prime Minister?

• To delay Brexit until further notice

• To cancel Brexit altogether

• To deliver Brexit as per the public vote

• To negotiate a new deal with the EU