UKIP host press conference on a proposed EU referendum.

The video discusses concerns about the scope of the franchise for a referendum, particularly the inclusion of 16 and 17-year-olds and EU migrants in the voting process. It highlights fears of potential gerrymandering by the Liberal Democrats and calls for David Cameron to clarify his position. Additionally, it raises issues about EU influence in schools through educational materials.

What is the main concern about allowing 16 and 17-year-olds to vote in the referendum?

• They are not citizens of the country.

• They are too young to understand the issues.

• They are more likely to have been exposed to pro-EU views.

• They are not interested in politics.

Why is there concern about EU migrants voting in the referendum?

• They are not registered to vote.

• They might not understand the local issues.

• They have a vested interest in the outcome.

• They are not permanent residents.

What is the perceived role of the Liberal Democrats in the referendum issue?

• They are trying to ensure a fair vote.

• They are neutral on the issue.

• They are accused of attempting to gerrymander the outcome.

• They are supporting David Cameron's stance.

What is the concern about David Cameron's discussions with Nick Clegg?

• They might lead to a change in the voting age.

• They might delay the referendum.

• They might result in a biased referendum question.

• They might involve secret deals on voting rights.

What influence is EU funding believed to have in schools?

• It funds anti-EU campaigns.

• It promotes a balanced view of the EU.

• It exposes students to predominantly pro-EU views.

• It discourages discussion about the EU.