David Cameron speech to the Conservative Party Conference 2009

The transcript emphasizes the speaker's love for their country and the belief that the state should serve the people. It highlights the importance of community, society, and politics focused on collective well-being. The speaker values family loyalty and protection, and is committed to public service to uphold these values, which they believe are crucial for Britain now more than ever.

What does the speaker believe the role of the state should be?

• To be a part of the community

• To be independent of the people

• To serve the people

• To control the people

How does the speaker differentiate society from the state?

• Society is distinct from the state

• Society is the same as the state

• Society is controlled by the state

• Society is a part of the state

What is highlighted as a key aspect of family according to the speaker?

• Financial support

• Unconditional love and loyalty

• Social status

• Educational achievements

What does the speaker aim to protect and promote through public service?

• Political power

• Family, community, and country values

• Technological advancement

• Economic growth

Why does the speaker believe these values are important for Britain now?

• Because they are outdated

• Because of historical reasons

• Due to current global challenges

• Due to economic reasons