CLEAN : May critic says Brexit parliament role essential

The transcript discusses the political debate surrounding a government process, highlighting the importance of considering both the 16 million who did not vote for it and the 17 million who did. Concerns are raised about potential economic impacts and the message sent to the world. The speaker emphasizes support for the Prime Minister's goals while advocating for open dialogue and questioning within Parliament to ensure the best outcomes for constituents and the country.

What is the speaker's main concern regarding the political process discussed?

• That it will lead to economic prosperity.

• That it will not honor the majority's decision.

• That it will make the country poorer.

• That it will increase international trade.

What does the speaker hope Downing Street understands about asking questions?

• It is part of supporting the best deal for the country.

• It is unnecessary and unproductive.

• It is a sign of disunity.

• It means a lack of support for the Prime Minister.

According to the speaker, what should be the role of Parliament in the political process?

• To blindly support the Prime Minister.

• To question and ensure the process is right for the country.

• To oppose any changes to the bill.

• To focus solely on economic growth.

How does the speaker suggest the government should handle differing opinions?

• By ignoring them.

• By welcoming and considering them.

• By enforcing strict policies.

• By focusing only on supportive opinions.

What does the speaker believe is the role of backbench MPs?

• To support the government without question.

• To question and ensure the right path is followed.

• To oppose the Prime Minister's ambitions.

• To focus on local issues only.