Arlene Foster: New Brexit proposal is a "sensible" way forward

The transcript discusses the UK's plan to leave the EU, focusing on Northern Ireland's role and the new economic deal. It highlights the importance of leaving the customs union and single market while ensuring Northern Ireland's consent and investment. The discussion emphasizes the stability and sensibility of the proposed arrangements, with a focus on political readiness and economic growth.

What does the UK's plan allow them to do regarding the European Union?

• Leave the single market and customs union

• Remain in the customs union

• Join the European Parliament

• Adopt the Euro as currency

What is the political stance on returning to governance in Northern Ireland?

• There is hesitation to return

• There is readiness and willingness to return

• There is a demand for more conditions

• There is a refusal to return

What is a key feature of the new economic deal for Northern Ireland?

• Withdrawal of financial support

• Focus on urban areas only

• Reduction in investment

• Increased investment and growth deals

How does the new deal address the issue of consent in Northern Ireland?

• By ignoring local opinions

• By limiting local governance

• By providing consent in decision-making

• By enforcing decisions without consent

What is the perceived benefit of the new deal for Northern Ireland?

• It creates instability

• It offers a stable way forward

• It reduces economic opportunities

• It isolates Northern Ireland from the UK