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Hello and welcome to Coffee House shots, spectators daily politics podcast.

I'm Isabelle Harbman and I'm joined by Katie Bulls and James Forsyth.

Well today as expected, Fine Secretary Liz Truss has been setting out the law that the

government plans to table on the Northern Ireland protocol. It will allow the UK government

to disregard parts of the protocol and include a number of different ways in which it will do that.

Katie, can you just want us through the different elements of this proposed law?

Yes, so we've known this is coming for some time. I think James is the first to

reveal it in the spectator, but ultimately this was this trust confirming a new law will be

introduced to change the post-Brexit trade deal for Northern Ireland. Now this has not been set

out yet in a sense that it is going through the voting stages. It's more the preliminary stages

and that means that in terms of retaliation from Brussels what we're hearing is you know saying

oh you shouldn't do this still rather than why have you done this. So we're moving forward a

bit but we're not at the point where this is actually activated yet and I think you can see

that from the fact that the DUP who Boris Johnson and his visiting Northern Ireland yesterday

was trying to incentivise to get back and form an executive at Stormont they said well this

goes some other way but you know the proof is in the pudding and we're not about to move on this

until we see that you go further. Now in terms of what the bill would do it would propose green

and red lanes would goods travelling between Great Britain and Northern Ireland. It would ensure

goods moving and staying in the UK are freed of a nest soap bureaucracy if they're not destined for

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