Michael Gove: Devolved nations will have say in Brexit trade talks

The transcript discusses the UK's approach to leaving the EU, emphasizing the importance of representation from all parts of the UK in the decision-making process. It highlights the positive atmosphere of recent meetings, despite disagreements, and underscores the significance of respecting the referendum and election outcomes. The UK Government's commitment to listening to suggestions from different governments is reiterated, alongside the importance of parliamentary decisions and public will. Future trade negotiations are also addressed, with assurances of continued collaboration.

What was the main purpose of the meeting discussed in the text?

How did the representatives from Northern Ireland, Wales, and Scotland contribute to the discussions?

What was the significance of the UK Government's decision to ignore the votes of the institutions?

In what ways did the speaker assure that the voices of the devolved governments would be heard in future negotiations?

What were the expectations of the people in Wales regarding the process of leaving the EU?