Chancellor Rishi Sunak summarises government's response to coronavirus in 2020 Budget

The transcript outlines the government's response to the coronavirus pandemic, detailing a £30 billion fiscal stimulus to support the British economy, including funds for the NHS, sick pay, and benefits. It highlights global coordination efforts with the G7 and G20, and additional funding for the IMF. The commitment to national support includes tax cuts, loans, and grants for businesses. The transcript concludes with acknowledgments to the Office for Budget Responsibility and Robert Choate.

What is the total amount set aside for the emergency response fund mentioned in the first section?

• £7 billion

• £5 billion

• £10 billion

• £3 billion

How much is the total fiscal stimulus announced to support the British economy?

• £35 billion

• £30 billion

• £25 billion

• £18 billion

Which international organizations are mentioned in relation to global cooperation efforts?

• NATO and EU

• G7 and G20

• UN and WHO

• OECD and IMF

What additional support is mentioned for the self-employed in the third section?

• Higher interest loans

• Reduced sick pay

• Faster access to benefits

• Tax increases

Who is acknowledged for their contribution to the Office for Budget Responsibility?

• Mark Carney

• Robert Choate

• Christine Lagarde

• Andrew Bailey