Problem Is Backstop Could Be Indefinite, Says U.K. Member of Parliament Murrison

The transcript discusses concerns about the backstop in the withdrawal agreement, highlighting its potential indefinite nature and the commitment to avoid a hard border in Ireland. Theresa May's efforts to negotiate reassurances from EU leaders are explored, with skepticism about achieving judicial changes. The need for strong reassurances in the political declaration is emphasized, and the potential outcomes of the vote, including political failure and pressure on MPs, are considered.

What are the main concerns regarding the backstop in the withdrawal agreement?

What reassurances is Theresa May seeking from EU leaders?

What does the speaker believe would constitute a satisfactory reassurance from the EU?

How might the pressure on Members of Parliament influence the vote on the withdrawal agreement?

What potential outcomes could arise if the UK ends up with a general election or a second referendum?