Theresa May speech at the Welsh Tory Party Conference

The transcript discusses the implications of recent election results, emphasizing the responsibility to govern effectively and deliver Brexit. It highlights the importance of respecting the referendum result and pursuing Brexit with a deal for a brighter future. The speaker disagrees with calls for a second referendum, stressing the duty to act on the people's decision.

What is the speaker's view on the recent election results?

• They are irrelevant to the current political climate.

• They highlight the need for decisive action on Brexit.

• They show that the public is against Brexit.

• They suggest a need for a new political party.

According to the speaker, what is the best way to ensure a successful Brexit?

• Leaving the EU with a deal.

• Leaving the EU without any deal.

• Holding a second referendum.

• Staying in the EU.

What is the speaker's stance on those who do not accept the referendum result?

• They agree with them.

• They are indifferent to their views.

• They strongly disagree with them.

• They believe they should be given more time.

What does the speaker believe is the duty of the government after a clear referendum decision?

• To hold another referendum.

• To act on the decision.

• To ignore the decision.

• To delay the decision.

What is the speaker's opinion on the call for a second referendum?

• They think it will strengthen Brexit.

• They believe it aims to stop Brexit.

• They are neutral about it.

• They support it.