Sir Keir Starmer: We will support the Government when they get it right during Covid-19 crisis

The speaker discusses the Labour Party's approach of constructive opposition, supporting the government when it is in the national interest, such as during lockdown, while also challenging the government on issues like protective equipment and testing. The aim is to act in the national interest, balancing support and criticism to address both health and economic crises effectively.

What does the speaker mean by 'constructive opposition'?

• Ignoring government actions

• Supporting the government when it is right and challenging when necessary

• Always opposing the government

• Supporting the government unconditionally

Why did the Labour Party decide to support the government during the lockdown?

• To avoid criticism

• To gain political advantage

• Because they agreed with every detail of the guidance

• As a matter of national interest and duty

What was the speaker's stance on the government's decision to reopen the economy from the 4th of July?

• They supported it without any reservations

• They opposed it completely

• They supported it as a necessary step

• They ignored the decision

Which areas did the speaker focus on when challenging the government?

• Foreign policy and immigration

• Taxation and public spending

• Education and healthcare reforms

• Protective equipment, testing, and track, trace, and isolate

Why does the speaker want the track, trace, and isolate system to succeed?

• To prove the government wrong

• To avoid any responsibility

• To ensure the economy and schools can reopen safely

• To delay reopening the economy