CLEAN : Britain ready for alternative if no deal on Brexit: Davis

The transcript discusses the importance of achieving a good deal in negotiations, emphasizing the need for contingency plans if the desired outcome is not met. It highlights the responsibility of the government to be prepared for any result, with Whitehall actively working on arrangements to ensure readiness.

What is the primary goal mentioned in the first section regarding negotiations?

• To ignore the outcomes

• To achieve a good deal

• To delay the negotiations

• To avoid any deal

What is the government's stance if the negotiation outcomes are not favorable?

• They will restart the negotiations

• They will abandon the negotiations

• They will be ready for an alternative

• They will ignore the outcomes

What does the government consider a dereliction of duty?

• Not achieving a good deal

• Not delaying the process

• Not starting negotiations

• Not being ready for any outcome

What is the focus of the exercise underway in Whitehall?

• To prepare contingency arrangements

• To finalize the deal

• To delay the negotiations

• To ignore the outcomes

Why is contingency planning important according to the third section?

• To ensure readiness for any outcome

• To avoid making any decisions

• To delay the process

• To finalize the deal quickly