CLEAN : Protests in Manchester as Conservative conference kicks off

The speaker argues for a referendum on current policies, emphasizing the importance of informed voting. They express concern over the loss of rights and negative impacts such as homelessness and job loss, advocating for future generations' rights and European citizenship.

Why does the speaker believe a referendum is necessary?

• To reduce the number of people affected by the decision

• To ensure people can vote with full knowledge of the implications

• To delay the decision-making process

• To increase public participation in politics

What is the speaker's main reason for advocating for rights?

• To promote economic growth

• To gain political power

• To protect the future of children and European citizens

• To challenge the current government

What does the speaker suggest about the policy's impact on jobs?

• It has stabilized the job market

• It is causing job losses

• It has no effect on employment

• It has created more job opportunities

According to the speaker, what is one of the consequences of the policy?

• Better educational opportunities

• Improved healthcare services

• More people becoming homeless

• Increased housing prices

What does the speaker imply about the continuation of the policy?

• It is beneficial for the economy

• It is supported by the majority

• It is ineffective and should be reconsidered

• It is necessary for political stability