Labour Conference 2016 - Jeremy Corbyn Conference Speech - Extract

The transcript highlights the growth and unity of the party, with over 150,000 new members joining. The speaker expresses gratitude for being re-elected and emphasizes the importance of learning lessons and working together. Respect for democratic decisions and differences is stressed, along with the need to combat abuse and anti-Semitism. The party is committed to being a safe space and fighting prejudice. It is now the largest political party in Western Europe, with significant influence in Britain.

What significant change has occurred in the party's membership recently?

• The party lost a significant number of members.

• The party's membership decreased by 150,000.

• The party's membership remained the same.

• Over 150,000 new members have joined the party.

What is the party's stance on rhetoric and democratic decisions?

• The party is indifferent to democratic decisions.

• The party believes in respecting democratic decisions and differences.

• The party supports only one viewpoint.

• The party encourages disrespectful rhetoric.

How does the party view anti-Semitism?

• As a minor issue.

• As an acceptable form of expression.

• As an evil that led to the worst crimes of the 20th century.

• As a necessary political strategy.

What is the party's commitment regarding prejudice and hatred?

• The party will support prejudice and hatred.

• The party will fight against prejudice and hatred with every breath.

• The party will ignore prejudice and hatred.

• The party will remain neutral on these issues.

How has the party's membership changed in the last 20 months?

• It has decreased significantly.

• It has remained the same.

• More people have joined than in the previous 20 years.

• It has decreased slightly.