PM Rishi Sunak delivers a speech for his parliament's vision in 2023

The transcript discusses the importance of public sector workers, particularly nurses, and the need for a reasonable dialogue with unions. The government commits to addressing issues like high cost of living, long NHS waiting times, and illegal migration. These challenges are partly due to the legacy of COVID and the war in Ukraine, but the government aims to tackle them. Since the Prime Minister took office, progress has been made in stabilizing the economy and mortgage rates.

What is the government's stance towards public sector workers like nurses?

• They should work more hours.

• They are highly valued and deserve fair dialogue.

• They should receive less funding.

• They are undervalued and underpaid.

What are some of the major issues the government is currently facing?

• High cost of living, long NHS waiting times, and illegal migration.

• Low unemployment rates and high economic growth.

• Decreasing crime rates and improved public transport.

• Increased foreign investments and reduced taxes.

What factors are partly responsible for the current challenges according to the government?

• Increased tourism and cultural exchange.

• Global warming and deforestation.

• COVID-19 pandemic and the war in Ukraine.

• Technological advancements and urbanization.

What progress has the government made since the Prime Minister took office?

• Increased taxes and reduced public spending.

• Stabilized the economy and mortgage rates.

• Closed several public hospitals.

• Increased the national debt significantly.

What is the government's approach to addressing the current challenges?

• Addressing them directly and making progress.

• Delegating them to local governments.

• Postponing action until the next election.

• Ignoring them and focusing on other issues.