Truss Says She's Against Windfall Tax on UK Energy Firms

The transcript covers a debate on the UK's economic strategy, focusing on the opposition to windfall taxes and the need for investment to grow the economy. It discusses the political implications of energy producers' excess profits and the government's plan to address the energy crisis by increasing energy supplies and building more nuclear power stations.

What is the Prime Minister's stance on windfall taxes?

• She supports them to increase government revenue.

• She believes they are necessary for economic growth.

• She opposes them to encourage investment in the UK.

• She is undecided and seeks further consultation.

What is the estimated excess profit of energy producers over the next two years?

• £200 billion

• £170 billion

• £150 billion

• £100 billion

What immediate action does the Prime Minister plan to take regarding energy bills?

• Increase energy tariffs

• Implement a windfall tax

• Provide immediate financial relief

• Announce an energy price freeze

Which long-term energy solution is NOT mentioned by the Prime Minister?

• Opening more North Sea resources

• Building more nuclear power stations

• Investing in renewable energy

• Increasing energy supplies

What is the Prime Minister's approach to dealing with the energy crisis?

• Focus solely on immediate relief

• Combine immediate relief with long-term solutions

• Implement short-term fixes only

• Rely on international energy imports