David Cameron Answers re Election Spending Scandal

The transcript discusses the Conservative Party's breach of election laws during the 2015 general election due to overspending and undeclared expenses. It questions the personal responsibility of those in charge, Stephen Gilbert and Andrew Feldman, and highlights the fines imposed. The speaker notes that such fines are not unprecedented and emphasizes the importance of robust election spending limits and enforcement mechanisms.

What was the main accusation against the political party during the 2015 general election?

• Manipulating election results

• Bribing voters

• Overspending and not declaring expenses

• Not participating in the election

Who were the two individuals mentioned as responsible for running the 2015 election?

• Stephen Gilbert and Andrew Feldman

• Theresa May and Jeremy Corbyn

• Nigel Farage and Nick Clegg

• David Cameron and Boris Johnson

How did the speaker respond to the allegations of election law violations?

• By referring to the Electoral Commission report

• By resigning from the party

• By blaming the opposition

• By admitting guilt

What percentage of the total spending was not declared according to the speaker?

• 10%

• 4.6%

• 15%

• 2.3%

What does the speaker emphasize about election spending limits?

• They are unnecessary

• They are too strict

• They are robust and important

• They should be abolished