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the fact that they say it is nothing in regards of eu law that is needed for the northern ireland protocol to operate. very much the windsor break is changing and going forward and at a point of concern for the unionist party and a more general sense as well, the party has been very consistent in saying they want to see more information, clarification in more detail around various aspects of robert in particular, the storm. but for the dup position and rather in and there are many concerns that need to be addressed before the party will be able to reach its final decision in the framework overall. but! reach its final decision in the framework overall. and terms of concerns. framework overall. and terms of concerns. they framework overall. and terms of concerns, they will framework overall. and terms of concerns, they will be framework overall. and terms of concerns, they will be able - framework overall. and terms of concerns, they will be able to i framework overall. and term
essentially, it aims to give a future northern ireland assembly a greater say on how eu laws apply to northern ireland. 29 mps voted against it. 22 of those were tories, including the former uk prime minister boris johnson. first, let s hearfrom rishi sunak. the framework represents a good deal for the people in families and businesses of northern ireland never stores the balance of the belfast good friday agreement and ensures northern ireland place in our union. let s also hear from the northern ireland secretary, chris heaton harris. s it s at the heart of the framework. he addresses the democratic deficit and restores the balance of the good friday agreement. balance of the good friday agreement- balance of the good friday aareement. , , ,, ., agreement. and ends the process of aliunment agreement. and ends the process of alignment and agreement. and ends the process of alignment and sovereignty agreement. and ends the process of alignment and sovereignty to - agreement. and
to the trading arrangements for northern ireland in the original brexit deal. there ve been several efforts to break the deadlock all have failed. dr clare rice is a politics researcher at liverpool university, specialising in northern irish politics. in terms of when it comes to the dup describing this as a break and calling it a fake, describing it as a break with no brake pads, help us understand what the opposition is to this particular deal. the understand what the opposition is to this particular deal. this particular deal. the position needs to be this particular deal. the position needs to be read this particular deal. the position needs to be read in this particular deal. the position needs to be read in the - this particular deal. the position needs to be read in the contextl this particular deal. the position l needs to be read in the context of wider comments that have been made more generally. in looking at the area in particular, uncertainty and rejection of that