CLEAN : British politicians reach deal

The transcript discusses negotiation, focusing on David Cameron's involvement and the role of the National Tribune. It highlights intrusive activities that, while not illegal, are harmful to victims. The Royal Charter is examined as a minimal statutory underpinning addressing concerns raised by David Cameron in the House of Commons. The Leveson Report's principles are emphasized for future press regulation, with a focus on achieving cross-party consensus.

What is the main concern about certain activities discussed in the first section?

• They are illegal.

• They are encouraged by the government.

• They are technically legal but harmful.

• They are beneficial to society.

What does the Royal Charter aim to address according to the second section?

• It focuses on economic reforms.

• It seeks to abolish press regulation.

• It provides a minimal statutory underpinning.

• It aims to increase press freedom.

How does the Royal Charter relate to David Cameron's concerns?

• It ignores his concerns.

• It contradicts his views.

• It supports his opposition to the Leveson report.

• It directly addresses his concerns.

What is the primary focus of the final section regarding press regulation?

• To increase government control over the press.

• To eliminate all forms of press regulation.

• To implement the Leveson principles.

• To reduce the role of the Royal Charter.

What is the potential benefit of using the Royal Charter as mentioned in the final section?

• It can achieve cross-party consensus.

• It can eliminate press freedom.

• It can increase legal complexities.

• It can reduce public interest in press regulation.