We're trying to make this spending review as inclusive as possible, says Chancellor

The video discusses the government's plan to engage with frontline public services across the UK, focusing on sharing best practices and improving efficiency. A zero-based review is introduced to reassess spending priorities, aiming to eliminate waste and ensure taxpayer money is used effectively. The spending review process is made more inclusive by involving external perspectives. Significant budget allocations are made for the NHS to reduce waiting times, emphasizing both financial investment and efficiency improvements.

What is the main goal of Darren's visits to various regions in the UK?

• To promote tourism

• To organize community events

• To gather insights from frontline public services

• To conduct health inspections

What is a zero-based review primarily aimed at?

• Increasing taxes

• Reassessing spending plans from scratch

• Building new hospitals

• Reducing public sector jobs

Why is it important to involve people from outside the government in the spending review?

• To challenge existing assumptions with fresh perspectives

• To focus solely on financial gains

• To reduce public participation

• To increase bureaucracy

What was the largest increase in spending commitments in the recent budget?

• NHS and health spending

• Infrastructure

• Defense

• Education

What is one of the key milestones set by the Prime Minister for the next election?

• Expanding public transport

• Increasing taxes

• Building new schools

• Reducing waiting times and lists in the NHS