Johnson Says U.K. Wants EU Trade Deal `Similar to Canada's'

The transcript discusses the UK's stance on not accepting EU rules while maintaining high standards independently. It explores trade agreement options, comparing the Norway model and the Canada deal, and emphasizes the UK's choice for a comprehensive free trade agreement. The UK has a deal in place and aims for a trading relationship similar to Canada's, with existing agreements as a fallback.

What is the UK's stance on maintaining standards in areas like competition policies and social protection?

• The UK will follow EU rules strictly.

• The UK will negotiate new standards with the EU.

• The UK will lower its standards.

• The UK will maintain high standards independently.

What are the two options the UK considers regarding its relationship with the EU market?

• Full access with EU rules or a free trade agreement like Canada’s.

• No access or full access without any rules.

• A political union or a military alliance.

• A customs union or a single market.

What type of trade agreement is the UK aiming for with the EU?

• A political union.

• A comprehensive free trade agreement like Canada’s.

• A customs union agreement.

• A single market membership.

What will happen if the UK does not succeed in securing a comprehensive free trade agreement?

• The UK will have no trade agreement with the EU.

• The UK will rely on the existing withdrawal agreement.

• The UK will join the EU.

• The UK will stop trading with the EU.

What does the UK clarify about the nature of its deal with the EU?

• The UK will renegotiate the deal every year.

• There is already a deal in place.

• The choice is between having a deal or not.

• The UK has no deal with the EU.