Glenis Willmott Arrives at Labour's NEC Meeting

The transcript discusses the need for party unity, the role of MPs, and the impact of the leadership contest. It also covers proposed changes to the leader election process, emphasizing the importance of one member, one vote, and the role of registered supporters. The discussion concludes with the importance of membership and voting rights within the party.

What is the potential benefit of MPs having a say in the shadow cabinet?

• It will reduce the influence of the party leader.

• It will increase the number of leadership contests.

• It might help unify the party.

• It could lead to more division within the party.

What change is being considered for the election of the party leader?

• Moving away from one member, one vote.

• Introducing a new voting system.

• Increasing the number of registered supporters.

• Eliminating the role of MPs in the election process.

Why do some party members dislike registered supporters?

• It complicates the voting process.

• They believe it dilutes the influence of full members.

• It leads to more frequent leadership changes.

• It increases the cost of party membership.

What is suggested as a way to have a say in leadership elections?

• Following the party on social media.

• Participating in public rallies.

• Joining the Labour Party as a member.

• Becoming a registered supporter.

What is the perceived attempt behind the changes in leadership election?

• To reduce the influence of MPs.

• To increase the number of leadership candidates.

• To move the party slightly towards the center.

• To strengthen Jeremy Corbyn's control.