CLEAN : Britain wont turn its back on Europe: Cameron

The speaker reflects on their career and the timing of triggering Article 50, expressing no regrets. They discuss Britain's future relations with the EU, emphasizing the importance of maintaining close ties in trade and security. The decision to trigger Article 50 is left to future leaders. The speaker shares their personal commitment to keeping Britain in the EU, acknowledging the need to pass the baton after losing the argument, and stresses the importance of Britain getting its relationship with Europe right.

What was the speaker's stance on the timing of triggering Article 50?

• It was the right decision.

• It was too late.

• It was too early.

• It should have been delayed further.

What does the speaker believe about Britain's future relationship with the EU?

• Britain should completely sever ties with the EU.

• Britain should prioritize security over trade with the EU.

• Britain should maintain close relations with the EU.

• Britain should focus solely on trade with the EU.

Who does the speaker believe should make the decision to trigger Article 50?

• The British Parliament

• The European Union

• The next British Prime Minister and cabinet

• The current Prime Minister

How does the speaker feel about their efforts to keep Britain in the EU?

• They acknowledge their failure but accept it.

• They believe they should have tried harder.

• They regret their efforts.

• They are satisfied with their efforts.

What is the speaker's main concern after the Brexit decision?

• Britain's relationship with Europe

• The future of the European Union

• The political stability of the UK

• The economic impact on Britain