Corbyn wants to give Labour members a vote

The transcript discusses Jeremy Corbyn's anticipated return as Labour Party leader and his plans to empower party members in electing MPs to the shadow cabinet and shaping party policy. Owen Smith, a leadership contender, questions Corbyn's motives, suggesting it may deepen divisions within the party. Labour supporters in Hackney express mixed feelings about the changes, with some excited about increased member power and others skeptical about the details. The transcript also covers parliamentary boundary reforms and Momentum's stance against mandatory reselection, highlighting ongoing debates about Corbyn's national electability.

What is one of Jeremy Corbyn's plans upon his expected return as Labour Party leader?

• To reduce the number of MPs

• To abolish the national executive and conference

• To increase the power of the parliamentary party

• To give party members more power in electing MPs to the shadow cabinet

What concern does Owen Smith raise about Corbyn's actions?

• They are aimed at reducing the number of MPs

• They are a power play to deepen divisions within the party

• They are a genuine attempt to extend democracy

• They are intended to abolish the shadow cabinet

What is the opinion of some Labour supporters in Hackney regarding Corbyn's plans?

• They are completely against the plans

• They are excited but skeptical about the details

• They believe it is a step backward for the party

• They think it will lead to the abolition of the party

What is the expected impact of the parliamentary boundary reforms?

• Maintain the current number of MPs

• Abolish the parliamentary boundary

• Increase the number of MPs from 600 to 650

• Decrease the number of MPs from 650 to 600

What is the stance of the Pro Corbyn campaign group Momentum regarding deselection?

• They support the deselection of all rebel MPs

• They are not campaigning for any deselection

• They are neutral on the issue

• They are campaigning for mandatory reselection