What happened in Parliament earlier this week was concerning, says Rishi Sunak

The transcript discusses recent changes in Parliament and the Speaker's apology for his decision. It highlights concerns about MPs' safety and protests outside their homes, emphasizing the need for police powers to ensure democracy. The speaker criticizes the Labour Welsh Government, pointing out issues in education, NHS, and policies affecting motorists and farmers. The transcript concludes with a discussion on economic improvements, including falling energy bills, reduced inflation, and tax cuts, contrasting the current government's plan with Labour's approach.

What was the Speaker's response to the changes in parliamentary procedures?

• He resigned from his position.

• He defended the changes.

• He apologized for the decision.

• He ignored the concerns.

Why is the government giving more powers to the police?

• To increase taxes.

• To support protests.

• To clamp down on intimidation and aggressive behavior.

• To reduce energy bills.

What criticism is directed at the Labour Welsh Government regarding education?

• They have longer school hours.

• They have the highest education budget.

• They have the best performing schools.

• They are letting down schoolchildren compared to the rest of the UK.

What is one of the issues faced by the NHS in Wales according to the speaker?

• Better healthcare facilities than in England.

• More people on waiting lists than in England.

• Shorter waiting lists than in England.

• Higher salaries for doctors.

What positive outcome is mentioned as a result of the current policies?

• Falling energy bills.

• Higher mortgage rates.

• Increased inflation.

• Increased taxes.