Johnson’s New Brexit Deal Explained (and Will it Pass) - Brexit Explained

The video discusses the announcement of a new Brexit deal between the UK and EU, highlighting changes from Theresa May's previous deal. Key changes include the removal of the backstop, a new plan for Northern Ireland, and customs arrangements. The video also covers the political challenges faced in getting the deal through the UK Parliament, including opposition from the DUP and Labour. The potential outcomes and implications of the deal are explored, with a focus on the consent mechanism and the possibility of an EU extension.

What was Jean-Claude Juncker's stance on the Brexit referendum result?

• He supported the result.

• He regretted the result.

• He was unaware of the result.

• He was indifferent to the result.

What is the main change in the new Brexit deal regarding Northern Ireland?

• Northern Ireland will remain aligned with the EU on goods and agricultural regulations.

• Northern Ireland will be part of the EU customs territory.

• Northern Ireland will follow British rules entirely.

• Northern Ireland will have no regulatory border.

What is the purpose of the new customs collection and rebate system?

• To simplify trade between the UK and the EU.

• To ensure goods moving from Great Britain to Northern Ireland are taxed appropriately.

• To eliminate all customs duties.

• To create a single market for the UK and EU.

What was the DUP's main concern with the new consent mechanism?

• It threatened the constitutional status of Northern Ireland.

• It gave too much power to the EU.

• It allowed for a regulatory border on the island of Ireland.

• It did not require a qualified majority for support.

Why is the Labour Party opposed to the new Brexit deal?

• It strengthens the relationship with the EU.

• It weakens workers' rights and environmental protections.

• It includes a new customs union.

• It maintains a close relationship with the single market.

What could potentially change the DUP's stance on the Brexit deal?

• A new referendum on Brexit.

• A promise of more financial support.

• Pressure from the EU to accept the deal.

• A clear choice between this deal and no deal.

What did Barnier say about Johnson's confidence in passing the deal?

• Johnson was unsure about the deal's success.

• Johnson had no opinion on the matter.

• Johnson believed the deal would fail.

• Johnson was confident about getting the deal through Parliament.