CLEAN : EU reform risk of British exit Cameron

The transcript discusses the challenges of decision-making in leadership, particularly in relation to the EU. It critiques the inefficiency and self-serving nature of EU politicians and highlights the complexity of EU-related issues, warning against binary decision-making. The speaker emphasizes the importance of democracy, advocating for public education on the pros and cons of EU membership to enable informed decision-making.

What is the speaker's opinion on the EU's efficiency?

• The EU's efficiency is improving.

• The EU is moderately efficient.

• The EU is incredibly inefficient.

• The EU is highly efficient.

Why does the speaker believe simplifying EU issues into binary choices is dangerous?

• It leads to quick resolutions.

• It ignores the complexity of the issues.

• It makes decision-making easier.

• It encourages public participation.

What does the speaker suggest as the best policy for dealing with the EU?

• Working within the EU to get the best deal.

• Ignoring EU policies.

• Leaving the EU immediately.

• Holding a public referendum.

According to the speaker, what should leaders do before making decisions about EU membership?

• Rely on historical data.

• Educate the public on the pros and cons.

• Consult only with other politicians.

• Make decisions without public input.

What does the speaker believe is essential in a democracy regarding EU decisions?

• Leaders should decide without public input.

• People should have the right to vote on EU membership.

• Decisions should be made by international bodies.

• Only experts should be consulted.