General Election 2015 - Miliband Makes Speech On The NHS

The transcript discusses the belief that Britain's success is tied to the success of its working people. It emphasizes the importance of the NHS as a crucial institution for security, highlighting the dedication of NHS staff. The text argues against the involvement of lawyers and competition law in the NHS, pointing out current challenges such as long waiting times in GP surgeries and A&E. It concludes with a call to hold David Cameron accountable for unmet promises regarding the NHS.

What is considered essential for Britain's success according to the speaker?

• The privatization of the NHS

• The implementation of competition law

• The involvement of lawyers

• The success of working people

Why does the speaker believe the NHS is a precious institution?

• Because it is a place for competition law

• Because it is the bedrock of security

• Because it is run by lawyers

• Because it is a private entity

What is the speaker's stance on the involvement of lawyers in the NHS?

• They should not be part of the NHS

• They should be involved in competition law

• They should manage the NHS

• They are essential for the NHS

What issue is highlighted regarding GP surgeries and A&E?

• There are no waiting times

• They are underutilized

• There are long queues and waiting times

• They are overstaffed

What action does the speaker suggest regarding political leaders and the NHS?

• Ignore their promises

• Hold them accountable for their promises

• Support their broken promises

• Applaud their efforts