Do not go over the heads of unionists with EU deal, says Paul Givan

The transcript discusses ongoing negotiations between the UK and EU, focusing on the need for a constructive outcome that Unionists can support. It highlights the importance of getting the Northern Ireland assembly up and running, emphasizing that both nationalists and unionists need to find common ground. The UK government's previous mistake with the Protocol is noted, and the necessity of an agreement that the DUP and broader unionism can accept is stressed. The transcript also touches on the government's unfulfilled commitments and the readiness to re-enter institutions if a suitable deal is reached.

What is the main focus of the negotiations mentioned in the text?

What mistake did the government make regarding the Protocol?

Why is it important for Unionists to sign up to the deal?

What is necessary for the Belfast agreements and political institutions to have a future?

What commitments did the government make in the 'new decade and new approach'?