CLEAN : Police issue ultimatum to protesters to leave Canada capital

The transcript discusses a situation involving a leave order perceived as a threat. The speaker expresses skepticism about the order's validity, noting the lack of official signatures. Despite the threat of arrest, the speaker is more concerned about the time it would take to resolve the situation and return to work. The speaker is willing to stay and not work if authorities refuse to negotiate.

What is the main reason people doubt the authenticity of the notice?

• It has a lot of signatures.

• It is too lengthy.

• It lacks official validation.

• It is written in a foreign language.

What does the notice warn individuals about?

• The obligation to leave the country.

• The requirement to attend a meeting.

• The criminal offense of blocking streets.

• The need to pay a fine.

What is the individual's main concern about being arrested?

• The cost of legal fees.

• The possibility of losing their job permanently.

• The time it will take to resolve the situation.

• The fear of being imprisoned for life.

What does the individual plan to do if the authorities do not engage in dialogue?

• Leave the area immediately.

• Continue to stay and not work.

• Seek legal advice.

• Organize a protest.

How does the individual view the potential arrest in terms of their work?

• As a temporary setback.

• As a reason to retire.

• As an opportunity for a career change.

• As a permanent obstacle.