Theresa May Sets Out Brexit Plan- Rights for EU Nationals

The transcript discusses the importance of guaranteeing the rights of EU citizens in Britain and British nationals in other EU Member States. It highlights the need for certainty and agreements to ensure these rights. The speaker emphasizes that resolving these challenges is a priority for Britain and other Member States, as it is the right and fair thing to do.

What is the primary concern regarding EU citizens and British nationals post-Brexit?

• Reducing their travel opportunities

• Increasing their taxes

• Changing their citizenship status

• Ensuring their rights are protected

What does the speaker suggest about reaching an agreement for citizens' rights?

• It should be decided by individual countries

• It is not a priority at the moment

• It can provide immediate certainty to people

• It should be delayed until the end of negotiations

How do EU leaders generally feel about the proposed agreement on citizens' rights?

• All are in favor

• All are against it

• Most support it, but some do not

• None have expressed an opinion

Why is resolving the issue of citizens' rights considered important?

• It is a legal requirement

• It is the right and fair thing to do

• It will reduce immigration

• It will increase trade

What is the speaker's stance on the priority of resolving citizens' rights?

• It is a priority for Britain and many other Member States

• It is a priority only for the EU

• It is a priority only for Britain

• It is not a priority