David Cameron Answers Diners for Cash Questions

The transcript addresses the resignation of Peter Cruddas from the Conservative Party due to unacceptable actions. It outlines the party's compliance with donation laws and the initiation of an inquiry led by Lord Gold. The Prime Minister clarifies speculations about dinners with donors, emphasizing transparency and the publication of meeting details. Future measures include quarterly publication of donor meal details.

What was the reason for Peter Cruddas's resignation from the Conservative Party?

• He failed to comply with electoral law.

• He was involved in an unacceptable incident.

• He accepted money from an exchange.

• He recommended donors for dinners.

Who is leading the full party inquiry ordered by the Prime Minister?

• Peter Cruddas

• Lord Gold

• Herbert Smith

• A media editor

What was clarified about the dinners held at the Prime Minister's residence?

• They were fundraising events.

• They were paid for by taxpayers.

• They included significant donors.

• They were recommended by Peter Cruddas.

What transparency measure did the Prime Minister introduce regarding his meetings?

• Publishing details of all dinners at Downing St.

• Publishing details of external meetings and media interactions.

• Publishing details of all party donations.

• Publishing details of all electoral law compliance.

What future action will the Conservative Party take regarding meals attended by major donors?

• They will invite media editors to these meals.

• They will increase the number of such meals.

• They will publish details every quarter.

• They will stop hosting such meals.