Theresa May Brexit Plan Speech Opening Remarks

The transcript discusses the British people's decision to leave the European Union, emphasizing their desire for change and a brighter future. It acknowledges the uncertainties ahead but highlights the belief in a better future for the next generations. The government is tasked with delivering this change, which involves redefining the UK's national identity and goals. The vision is for a stronger, fairer, and more outward-looking UK, embracing global relationships and innovation.

What was the primary reason the British people voted for change?

• To increase taxes

• To shape a brighter future

• To join the European Union

• To maintain the status quo

What is one of the key responsibilities of the government following the referendum?

• To reduce international trade

• To ignore the referendum results

• To increase military spending

• To negotiate a new relationship with the EU

What kind of country does the UK aim to become post-referendum?

• Isolated and self-sufficient

• Economically dependent on the EU

• Focused solely on Europe

• Stronger, fairer, and more outward looking

What qualities does the UK aspire to have as part of its global vision?

• Closed off and exclusive

• Politically divided

• Economically unstable

• Secure, prosperous, and tolerant

How does the UK plan to engage with the world according to its vision?

• By reducing its global presence

• By isolating from international affairs

• By focusing only on European partnerships

• By building relationships with both old and new allies