Cleverly to hold police chiefs who fail to get a grip of bad officers 'to account'

The transcript discusses the appreciation for public servants working during holidays, the importance of maintaining professional standards in policing, and efforts to address failures in the police force. It also covers border control measures, including legislation to deter illegal immigration, and celebrates achievements in crime reduction and policing numbers. The speaker emphasizes the need for continued efforts and outlines future plans, while acknowledging the timing of the next election is uncertain.

What is the main reason the speaker thanks public servants?

• For working during holidays when others relax

• For reducing crime rates

• For increasing the number of police officers

• For maintaining professional standards

What is the speaker's view on police officers who do not meet professional standards?

• They should be disciplined and possibly removed

• They should be publicly acknowledged

• They should be given more training

• They should be transferred to other departments

How does the speaker propose to address the issue of illegal immigration?

• By reducing police numbers

• By implementing Rwandan legislation

• By increasing border patrols

• By building a wall

What success in Home Affairs does the speaker highlight?

• Decreased policing numbers

• Increased small boat arrivals

• Reduced serious violent crime

• Increased crime rates

What is the speaker's stance on the timing of the next general election?

• It should be decided by the public

• It should be delayed

• It is up to the Prime Minister

• It should happen immediately