Boris Johnson Speech to Reid Steel employees about the EU Referendum, PART THREE

The video discusses the perceived overreach of EU regulations on everyday items like smoked salmon, vacuum cleaners, and toasters. It highlights the economic impact of these regulations on British businesses, costing them approximately £600 million per week. The speaker questions the benefits of the single market and concludes with a note on the global aspirations and successes of a company.

What is the speaker's main concern about EU regulations on products like smoked salmon?

• They are too lenient.

• They are not enforced.

• They are unnecessary.

• They are too strict.

According to the speaker, who should decide the power of vacuum cleaners?

• The EU

• The manufacturers

• The local government

• The consumers

What does the speaker find ludicrous about EU regulations?

• They dictate minor details of daily life.

• They are too focused on safety.

• They are not comprehensive enough.

• They are too vague.

How much does the speaker claim EU regulations cost British businesses weekly?

• £100 million

• £1 billion

• £200 million

• £600 million

What is the speaker questioning about the single market?

• Its technological advancements

• Its cultural influence

• Its financial benefits

• Its environmental impact