CLEAN: Brown battles for survival as Britain votes

The speaker expresses disinterest in voting, citing a lack of awareness about the European Parliament's decisions, which significantly impact the country. They feel Europe is distant and lacks local information. The speaker believes the European Parliament is less transparent than the UK Parliament and calls for more scrutiny. The conclusion encourages voting as a means of addressing these issues.

Why does the speaker express disinterest in voting?

• They believe their vote doesn't matter.

• They disagree with the current government.

• They are unaware of the European Parliament's impact.

• They are too busy to vote.

What does the speaker think about the European Parliament's decisions?

• They are not well-known by the public.

• They are well-communicated to the public.

• They are more important than local decisions.

• They have no impact on the country.

How does the speaker view the European Parliament compared to the UK Parliament?

• Equally effective

• More efficient

• Less transparent

• More popular

What does the speaker suggest is lacking in relation to the European Parliament?

• Public support

• Financial resources

• Political influence

• Local information

What does Mr. Picard mention about the ballot box?

• It is problematic.

• It is unnecessary.

• It is secure.

• It is outdated.