evidence: The Framework established different channels for goods moving from Great Britain to Northern Ireland. Goods which are for end use in Northern Ireland can move through the UK Internal Market Scheme, with simplified procedures. Read more on these arrangements. Goods which are considered at risk of moving into the EU single market (e.g. Ireland) must move through the red lane, where full checks and controls are applied. There are facilitations for supermarket foods entering GB from NI - read more about the arrangements for retail agri-food. There are also simpler processes for parcels, pets and plants moving from GB to NI. The Framework made changes to rules on medicines so patients in Northern Ireland can access the same medicines at the same time as the rest of the UK. The Framework also made changes to VAT rules for Northern Ireland, and clarified state aid provisions. [...] The Windsor Framework established two ways for goods to move to Northern Ireland from Great Britain. The red lane is for goods entering NI from Great Britain which are considered at risk of then moving into the EU single market (e.g. Ireland). Full EU customs and SPS checks and controls are applied.