Lord Peter Mandelson speech to The Labour Party Conference 2009

The transcript discusses the need for offering solutions to the public, celebrating past achievements, and focusing on future-oriented thinking. It emphasizes the importance of progressive change, embracing new reforms, and challenging the status quo. The speaker encourages campaigning for change and clearly differentiating from the Conservative Party.

What does the speaker suggest is crucial for winning future elections?

• Defending the status quo

• Relying on past achievements

• Offering new solutions to the public

• Ignoring public opinion

According to the speaker, what should be avoided to prevent falling into old labor thinking?

• Embracing new reforms

• Defending past achievements

• Focusing on future challenges

• Engaging with the public

What is the speaker's view on the role of progressives?

• To be restless for change

• To maintain traditional values

• To avoid new reforms

• To focus on past successes

What mindset does the speaker encourage to bring about change?

• Thinking like incumbents

• Maintaining the status quo

• Thinking like insurgents

• Avoiding new policies

How does the speaker suggest the party should differentiate itself from the Conservatives?

• By focusing on past achievements

• By ignoring public opinion

• By clearly explaining their differences

• By defending the status quo