Suella Braverman plans to cut spending by tackling waste and ‘stubborn’ shirkers

The video discusses proposed tax cuts on VAT and corporation tax to stimulate economic growth and support families. It highlights the need for efficient government spending and reducing welfare dependency by encouraging employment. Additionally, it debates the withdrawal from the European Convention on Human Rights, arguing it is outdated and limits national sovereignty, especially in border control.

What is one of the main reasons for cutting VAT on energy and fuel bills?

• To increase government revenue

• To support international trade

• To reduce environmental impact

• To help families with living costs

How does the speaker propose to fund the tax cuts?

• By increasing other taxes

• By borrowing more money

• By reducing government wastage

• By cutting education budgets

What is the speaker's view on people of working age who are not working full-time?

• They should be taxed more

• They should be left alone

• They should receive more benefits

• They should be encouraged to work

Which countries does the speaker mention as examples of functioning without the European Convention on Human Rights?

• New Zealand and Canada

• Russia and China

• India and Japan

• Germany and France

Why does the speaker believe the European Convention on Human Rights is no longer suitable?

• It is too expensive to maintain

• It limits the country's powers

• It increases immigration

• It was drafted in the 1950s