CLEAN : Icelandic election could bring a referendum on an EU membership

The transcript discusses the public's mixed opinions on a referendum regarding EU membership. While many would initially vote against membership, a majority supports continuing negotiations to understand the potential deal. The discussion highlights the importance of fiscal policy, agriculture, and pragmatic views on foreign influence. It also examines the government's anti-EU stance and the fairness of holding a referendum to reflect the people's will.

What is the initial reaction of voters towards a referendum on EU membership?

• They have no opinion.

• They are overwhelmingly in favor.

• They are mostly against it.

• They are indifferent.

Which area is NOT mentioned as a key interest for voters regarding EU membership?

• Pragmatic benefits

• Agriculture

• Healthcare

• European fiscal policy

How do voters feel about the potential impact of EU membership on agriculture?

• They believe it will be beneficial.

• They are concerned it might be destroyed.

• They are unsure about its effects.

• They think it will have no impact.

What was the stance of the government regarding EU membership?

• Undecided

• Strongly anti-EU

• Neutral

• Strongly pro-EU

Why is holding a referendum considered important according to the final section?

• To follow the previous government's decision

• To reflect the will of the people

• To avoid any decision

• To delay the process