CLEAN : New Zealand's Peters backs Labour newcomer Ardern as PM

The transcript discusses the process of reaching a consensus in political decision-making, focusing on the choice between national and labor parties in New Zealand. It highlights the formation of a coalition government and the perception of capitalism as a foe by many New Zealanders. The narrative emphasizes the need for capitalism to regain a responsible and human face. It also touches on the campaign efforts and the ultimate decision that reflects the will of the New Zealand people.

What was the main decision discussed regarding the formation of the government in New Zealand?

• Whether to form a coalition with the Green Party

• Selecting a new Prime Minister

• Choosing between a modified status quo or change

• Deciding on a new economic policy

What is the speaker's view on how capitalism is perceived by many New Zealanders?

• As a foe rather than a friend

• As a beneficial system for all

• As a system that needs no change

• As a system that is too complex

According to the speaker, what must capitalism regain?

• Its financial dominance

• Its responsible and human face

• Its competitive edge

• Its technological advancements

What talent did the speaker mention was exhibited during the campaign?

• Financial management

• Storytelling

• Negotiation

• Public speaking

Who does the speaker credit for the political decision made?

• The New Zealand people

• The media

• The international community

• The politicians