John Major Speech After Winning 1992 General Election

The Prime Minister expresses satisfaction with the election results and outlines plans for the next five years, focusing on lifting the country out of recession and implementing reforms. He acknowledges the views of those who did not vote for him and emphasizes his role as Prime Minister for all. The discussion also touches on the need for change and evolution in policies, with a priority on economic recovery.

What is the Prime Minister's main focus for the next five years?

• Improving international relations

• Lifting the country out of recession

• Reducing taxes

• Increasing military spending

How does the Prime Minister view his role in relation to those who did not vote for him?

• He will consider himself a leader for the entire country

• He will ignore their views

• He will hold a separate election for them

• He will focus only on his supporters

What does the Prime Minister promise regarding the views of those who did not vote for him?

• To prioritize them over others

• To forget them

• To consider them in his plans

• To hold a referendum

What is the Prime Minister's approach to change?

• Reversing all previous policies

• Gradually evolving changes

• Maintaining the status quo

• Implementing sudden and drastic changes

What is the Prime Minister's top priority for the next year?

• Environmental policies

• Healthcare reform

• Economic recovery

• Improving education