U.K.'s May Calls for Two-Year Brexit Transition Period

The transcript discusses the UK's departure from the EU on March 29, 2019, and the resulting changes in its political and trade relationships. It highlights the challenges of implementing new arrangements, the legal complexities of forming agreements with the EU, and the need for a transition period to allow businesses and people to adjust smoothly.

What will the UK no longer have after leaving the EU?

• Members of the European Parliament

• Access to EU trade negotiations

• A seat at the European Council table

• All of the above

How will the UK's relations with countries outside the EU change?

• They will remain the same

• They will be developed in new ways

• They will be restricted

• They will be eliminated

What challenges are anticipated for the UK and EU after the departure?

• Smooth implementation of agreements

• Economic stability

• Political negotiations

• All of the above

What is required for the EU to conclude an agreement with the UK?

• Legal ratification

• Immediate implementation

• A mutual agreement

• No requirements

Why is a period of implementation proposed after the UK leaves the EU?

• To adjust to new arrangements

• To finalize trade deals

• To strengthen EU relations

• To reduce economic impact