The Labour leadership timeline

The speaker outlines their commitment to leading and transforming the Labour Party, emphasizing the need for unity and effective opposition to Boris Johnson. They discuss the importance of a fair leadership contest and the necessity of engaging with the public to determine the best leader. The speaker also highlights the need for a long-term campaign strategy and criticizes decision-making centralized in London.

What is the speaker's main goal for the Labour Party?

• To merge it with another party

• To dissolve it

• To transform and democratize it

• To maintain the status quo

What does the speaker believe the next Labour leader should focus on?

• Expanding international relations

• Increasing party membership

• Providing effective opposition to Boris Johnson

• Reducing party expenses

What position does the speaker aspire to achieve?

• Speaker of the House

• Leader of the Labour Party and Prime Minister

• Mayor of London

• Chancellor of the Exchequer

According to the speaker, what is not a solution for fixing issues?

• Changing the man at the top

• Engaging with grassroots

• Holding more meetings

• Increasing funding

What does the speaker want to change about the leadership contest?

• The location

• The voting method

• The number of candidates

• The rules to make it fair