Interview with Green Party Leader Natalie Bennett

The transcript covers a speech focusing on the vision of a caring Britain, where those who can afford to contribute help create a better society. The speaker reflects on the positive reception at a Green Party conference, which saw record attendance and a significant number of new, young members. The discussion shifts to the challenges of translating this support into election success, with a focus on 12 key seats. The speaker also addresses leadership questions, emphasizing the growth of the Green Party and the need for a new political approach.

What is the key message the speaker wants to convey about Britain's future?

• Britain should focus on economic growth.

• Britain should become a caring society.

• Britain should reduce taxes for the wealthy.

• Britain should increase military spending.

What was the speaker's experience at the conference?

• The speaker felt unsupported by the attendees.

• The speaker received a wonderful reception.

• The speaker was criticized by the media.

• The speaker was unable to attend the conference.

What is notable about the attendance at the Green Party conference?

• It was the smallest conference in years.

• A majority of attendees were over 50.

• There was a record number of young and new members.

• The conference was held online.

How many seats is the Green Party particularly focused on winning?

• 12 seats

• 8 seats

• 20 seats

• 5 seats

What has been the impact of the speaker's leadership on the Green Party?

• The party's membership has decreased.

• The party's membership has quadrupled.

• The party has lost all its seats.

• The party has not changed.