Sajid Javid interview on calling a general election

The transcript discusses the challenges of meeting the Brexit deadline of October 31st, the need for a functional Parliament, and the importance of addressing other priorities like schools and hospitals. It highlights the difficulties in passing legislation without a majority due to Labour Party opposition. The speaker emphasizes the necessity of a general election to resolve these issues and allow the public to choose between the Conservative and Labour parties, with the former promising to deliver on Brexit and other priorities.

What was the initial deadline set for the UK to leave the EU?

• 31st of December

• 31st of October

• 1st of November

• 15th of October

What is one of the main reasons the speaker wants a functional Parliament?

• To reduce the number of MPs

• To increase taxes

• To address the people's priorities

• To focus solely on Brexit

Why does the speaker believe a general election is necessary?

• To change the Prime Minister

• To delay Brexit further

• To increase public spending

• To resolve the lack of a parliamentary majority

What challenge does the speaker mention regarding passing legislation?

• International pressure

• Lack of public support

• Insufficient funding

• Opposition from the Labour Party

What choice does the speaker say the public will have in a general election?

• Between staying in the EU and leaving

• Between the Conservative and Labour parties

• Between higher taxes and lower taxes

• Between a new Prime Minister and the current one