Liz Truss: unilateral overriding of Northern Ireland protocol is 'reasonable'
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
62% : Firms in Great Britain exporting to Northern Ireland would be able to choose between meeting EU or UK standards on regulation.55% : "What that means from an Irish perspective is that all of the issues that we spent years negotiating with the British government, including this British government, in order to safeguard against the severe disruption of Brexit on the island of Ireland, north and south will of course, be called into question all over again."Ms Truss said the government had to take action because of the stalemate at Stormont.
44% : Mr Coveney told the BBC's Good Morning Ulster programme: "What the British Government is proposing to do is dismantle the protocol, which is international law, which was carefully put together over a number of years through painstaking negotiation involving this British Prime Minister to solve or to manage the disruption of Brexit on the island of Ireland as best we could.
42% : She added: "I think it's important to note that issues like customs, issues like tax, are baked into the text of the protocol.
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