Majority Of Northern Ireland Politicians Reject UK's Protocol Plan "In Strongest Possible Terms"

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

71% : It also rejects the government's argument that it is protecting the Good Friday Agreement by legislation to override the agreement with the EU. "To complain the Protocol lacks cross-community consent, while ignoring the fact that Brexit itself - let alone hard Brexit - lacks even basic majority consent here, is a grotesque act of political distortion.
63% : "While we share a desire to see the arrangements work as smoothly as possible, the way to achieve that is through engagement with the European Union," it says.
45% : The UK and EU are committed to reducing these barriers, but have failed to agree changes after eighteen of negotiations.

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