David Cameron Speech Grab On EU

The transcript discusses the need for a new referendum on the UK's relationship with Europe, emphasizing the importance of negotiating a better deal before holding a vote. The speaker argues for a referendum by the end of 2017, offering the British people a choice to stay in the EU under new terms or leave. The speaker criticizes the idea of an immediate referendum, suggesting it would present unfavorable options without proper renegotiation.

What is the main reason the speaker believes the British people should have another say on Europe?

• To adopt the single currency

• To immediately leave the EU

• To increase immigration

• To negotiate a better deal for Britain

What is the proposed timeline for the in-out referendum according to the speaker?

• By the end of 2017

• By the end of 2016

• By the end of 2015

• By the end of 2018

What choice does the speaker offer regarding the UK's membership in the EU?

• Stay in the EU with the current terms

• Leave the EU immediately

• Join the EU's single currency

• Stay in the EU under new terms or leave

According to the speaker, what is the problem with having an immediate referendum?

• It offers unpalatable choices without renegotiation

• It would be too costly

• It would take too long to organize

• It would not be legally binding

What does the speaker guarantee before the end of 2017?

• A new election

• A renegotiation and a referendum

• A change in leadership

• An economic reform