Brexit delays causing huge uncertainty, say fish processors

The transcript discusses the impact of Brexit on the UK fishing industry, particularly in Scotland. It highlights the frustration over delays in Brexit implementation and the potential benefits of leaving the common fisheries policy. The speaker emphasizes the opportunities for the UK to become a leading seafood exporter and expresses concerns over any delays or cancellations of Brexit. The discussion also covers the potential for negotiations with European fishing nations and the importance of maintaining control over UK waters.

What is the main reason for the speaker's disappointment regarding Brexit?

• The increase in fishing opportunities for Europe

• The lack of political discussions

• The benefits of staying in the common fisheries policy

• The delay in Brexit day

What opportunity does the speaker see for the UK post-Brexit?

• Becoming a world-class seafood exporter

• Staying within the common fisheries policy

• Increasing political discussions

• Reducing fishing opportunities

What is the speaker's stance on the potential cancellation of Brexit?

• Opposed

• Indifferent

• Unaware

• Supportive

How does the speaker view a no-deal Brexit in terms of fishing?

• As beneficial for Europe

• As relatively simple

• As chaotic and complex

• As a loss of control over UK waters

What would a no-deal Brexit mean for negotiations with European fishing nations?

• It would bring them to the negotiating table

• It would end negotiations

• It would have no impact

• It would complicate negotiations