Johnson’s Plan to End Brexit Delays - Brexit Explained

The video discusses the UK's Brexit process following the general election, focusing on Prime Minister Johnson's plans to expedite Brexit. It outlines the timeline from the 2016 referendum to the current transition period, highlighting key dates and the challenges of negotiating a trade deal within 11 months. The video also covers the political implications of extending the transition period and the legal amendments proposed by Johnson's government to make the transition deadline legally binding. EU reactions and the potential outcomes of the negotiations are also explored.

What was the main slogan under which Johnson's Conservatives were elected?

• Brexit Means Brexit

• Remain and Reform

• Get Brexit Done

• Leave and Prosper

What is the purpose of the transition period negotiated by Theresa May?

• To immediately cut all ties with the EU

• To allow time for adaptation to new agreements

• To extend the UK's EU membership indefinitely

• To negotiate a new EU membership

How long is the transition period set to last?

• 22 months

• 2 years

• 11 months

• 5 years

Why do some believe 11 months is insufficient for negotiating a trade deal?

• Trade deals typically take several years to finalize

• The UK has already missed previous deadlines

• The EU is unwilling to negotiate

• The UK has no experience in trade negotiations

What is Johnson's stance on extending the transition period?

• He is open to extensions if necessary

• He is against any extensions

• He wants to extend it by one year

• He has not made a clear decision

What could be a potential outcome if the transition period ends without a trade deal?

• The UK will leave without any deal

• The UK will leave with a basic trade deal

• The UK will remain in the EU

• The UK will automatically get an extension

What is the symbolic purpose of the law making the transition deadline legally binding?

• To prevent any trade negotiations

• To allow for future extensions

• To focus negotiators on reaching a deal

• To ensure the UK remains in the EU