Sir Graham Brady and Jake Berry outline how the leadership race for the new PM will take place

The transcript outlines the Conservative Party's leadership election process, detailing the nomination requirements, voting procedures, and media involvement. It addresses public concerns about governance and the potential for a single candidate to emerge. The process includes a high nomination threshold and secure online voting, with provisions for members without internet access. The final selection may involve a member vote if two candidates remain.

What is the minimum number of colleagues required to nominate a candidate in the Conservative Party leadership election?

• 150

• 50

• 75

• 100

By what date will all stages of the Conservative Party leadership election be concluded?

• November 1st

• October 28th

• October 25th

• November 5th

What will happen if the Conservative Party decides to put forward two candidates?

• A televised debate

• An expedited online vote

• A public rally

• A postal vote

What is the main concern addressed by the media regarding the election process?

• The age of the candidates

• The location of the vote

• The security of online voting

• The number of candidates

What threshold must a candidate meet to be considered serious in the election?

• 75 nominations

• 100 nominations

• 150 nominations

• 50 nominations

What will happen if only one candidate reaches the nomination threshold?

• A new election will be called

• The candidate automatically becomes the leader

• The candidate will face a public debate

• A confirmatory vote will be held

What is the Conservative Party's plan for members who cannot vote online?

• They will be excluded

• They will be given a postal vote

• They will be contacted for alternative arrangements

• They will vote by phone