Jane Dodds speaks after Brecon by-election victory

The transcript discusses a political speech referencing a past by-election victory and the need to uphold liberal values. It critiques Boris Johnson's early premiership, particularly his stance on Brexit, and highlights the concerns of farmers and agricultural workers. The speech also addresses social issues like food banks and calls for urgent action on climate change. The speaker expresses a desire to be a strong voice in Parliament, advocating for rural Wales and liberalism.

What historical event does the speaker compare the current by-election victory to?

• A general election win

• A by-election victory 34 years ago

• A referendum result

• A local council election

What is the speaker's stance on a no-deal Brexit?

• Neutral

• Opposed

• Supportive

• Indifferent

According to the speaker, what is a major issue faced by families?

• Reliance on food banks

• Lack of education

• Unemployment

• High taxes

What urgent action does the speaker want to see?

• Economic reform

• Faster action on climate change

• Healthcare improvements

• Education reform

What role does the speaker aspire to have in Parliament?

• The voice of urban development

• The voice of rural Wales and liberalism

• The voice of economic reform

• The voice of technological advancement