Withdrawal Agreement Bill: Changes Johnson's Made - Brexit Explained

The video discusses six major changes made to the Withdrawal Agreement bill by the Conservative government. These include the fixed transition period, reduced parliamentary oversight in negotiations, removal of workers' rights protections, changes in legal precedence, adjustments to child asylum policy, and modifications to the Independent Monitoring Authority. The changes reflect the government's strengthened position and intent to expedite the EU exit process.

What change has been made regarding unaccompanied children seeking asylum in the EU?

What is the purpose of the Independent Monitoring Authority (IMA) established in the Withdrawal Agreement bill?

What concerns have been raised about the government's ability to dissolve the IMA?