Nick Clegg speaks at SUBC Leaders Debate

The transcript discusses the financial burden of tuition fees and the perceived unfairness of the system. It questions why essential services suffer while funds are allocated to Trident. The speaker reflects on political compromise within a coalition government and personal ambitions, acknowledging the limitations of not winning an election.

What is the speaker's main concern regarding tuition fees?

• The fees are too low.

• They feel responsible for their sibling's increased fees.

• The government should pay all fees.

• Tuition fees should be abolished.

According to the speaker, why might it be financially better to take a lower-paying job?

• Lower-paying jobs are more stable.

• It reduces the financial burden of tuition fees.

• Higher-paying jobs have more taxes.

• Lower-paying jobs offer more benefits.

What was the previous government's decision regarding higher education costs?

• To eliminate tuition fees entirely.

• To increase tuition fees for all students.

• To share costs between taxpayers and graduates.

• To fully fund education through taxes.

What does the speaker suggest about reallocating funds from Trident to the NHS?

• Decommissioning Trident is inexpensive.

• It would easily solve NHS funding issues.

• It wouldn't necessarily free up funds for the NHS.

• The NHS doesn't need additional funding.

What challenge does the speaker face in a coalition government?

• Maintaining party unity.

• Winning the next election.

• Reducing taxes for all citizens.

• Implementing their full manifesto.