ARCHIVE 2002 Iain Duncan Smith Iconic Quiet Man Speech

The speaker asserts authority over the party, warning the old guard to move on from past battles. A new conservative philosophy is introduced, emphasizing choice and efficiency in public services. The speaker highlights personal commitment and predicts a turning point for the party. The focus is on changing public perception and proving the party's new ideas.

What is the new philosophy introduced by the speaker for the conservative party?

• To focus on past achievements

• To empower individuals to make choices

• To centralize public services

• To maintain the status quo

How does the speaker describe his personal approach?

• As unpredictable and spontaneous

• As loud and aggressive

• As quiet but determined

• As indecisive and flexible

What does the speaker predict for the conservative party?

• A focus on international issues

• A turning point in fortunes

• A decline in popularity

• A continuation of past policies

What challenge does the speaker mention regarding public perception?

• Increasing party membership

• Maintaining traditional values

• Proving the party has new ideas

• Reducing public spending

What is the speaker's hope for the wider public?

• That they will focus on past achievements

• That they will agree with the party's direction

• That they will ignore the party

• That they will demand more changes