Liz Truss doorstep interview

The transcript covers a discussion about a meeting led by Oliver Lemon, where support for the Prime Minister's deal is expressed. The conversation highlights the benefits of the deal, such as enabling an independent trade policy and facilitating Brexit. Concerns about the indicative process causing delays are also mentioned, with an emphasis on public desire to avoid such delays. The discussion concludes with expressions of gratitude.

What was the general sentiment about the meeting regarding the Prime Minister's deal?

• It was positive and supportive.

• It was negative and unsupportive.

• It was neutral with mixed opinions.

• It was inconclusive and undecided.

What is the main benefit of the Prime Minister's deal as discussed?

• It maintains the status quo with the EU.

• It allows for a delayed exit from the EU.

• It facilitates an effective exit from the EU.

• It prevents any changes to trade policies.

What is the expected outcome of the indicative process according to the discussion?

• It will lead to a quicker Brexit.

• It will result in a delay in Brexit.

• It will have no impact on Brexit timing.

• It will accelerate the trade policy.

What does the Prime Minister's deal provide in terms of trade policy?

• A dependent trade policy.

• No change in trade policy.

• An independent trade policy.

• A restricted trade policy.

How does the public feel about the potential delay in Brexit?

• The public supports the delay.

• The public is indifferent to the delay.

• The public opposes the delay.

• The public is unaware of the delay.