Key moments from Tory leadership hopefuls' Cardiff hustings

The transcript discusses the need for bold reforms in public services to reduce the tax burden, focusing on the NHS and missed medical appointments. It suggests moving from the ECHR definition of asylum to the Refugee Convention for tighter control. The speaker clarifies a misinterpreted regional pay policy and criticizes negativity towards national history and policies, particularly in Wales.

What is the main reason for reforming the NHS according to the speaker?

• To increase the number of hospital appointments

• To reduce the tax burden by controlling NHS spending

• To improve the quality of public services

• To expand the size of the state

Why does the speaker suggest moving away from the ECHR definition of asylum?

• It is not recognized internationally

• It allows for exploitation by lawyers

• It is too expensive to maintain

• It is too narrow and restrictive

What alternative does the speaker propose to the ECHR definition of asylum?

• The Human Rights Act

• The International Asylum Agreement

• The Refugee Convention

• The Geneva Convention

What was the speaker's response to the controversy over regional pay for public sector workers?

• The policy was supported by the media

• The policy was a central part of their platform

• The policy was misinterpreted and is not being implemented

• The policy was intended to apply to all public sector workers

What is the speaker's stance on the country's history and future?

• The best days are behind us

• There is no need to change current policies

• The country should be proud of its history and optimistic about the future

• The country's history is irrelevant to current issues