Andrea Leadsom On UK Leaving the EU

The video discusses the end of freedom of movement, allowing the British Parliament to control immigration. It highlights increased NHS funding from EU membership savings and emphasizes that British laws will be made in Britain, not Brussels.

What significant change will occur regarding the movement of people post-Brexit?

• There will be no restrictions on movement.

• The British Parliament will control immigration.

• Freedom of movement will continue as before.

• The EU will decide the number of immigrants.

What is one of the expected outcomes of the British Parliament controlling immigration?

• Higher unemployment rates.

• Better management of national resources.

• A decrease in national security.

• Increased immigration from the EU.

How will the NHS benefit financially from Brexit?

• Through increased taxes.

• By cutting other public services.

• From savings on the EU membership fee.

• By receiving funds from the EU.

Where will the laws governing the British people be made after Brexit?

• In the United Nations.

• In Britain.

• In the United States.

• In Brussels.

What is the primary reason for the shift of legislative power from Brussels to Britain?

• To increase EU influence.

• To ensure laws are made closer to the people they affect.

• To reduce the number of laws.

• To increase international trade.