David Cameron Speaks on Taxes & Transparency

The transcript discusses the importance of transparency in government spending and the debate over whether politicians should publish their tax returns. It highlights concerns about tax avoidance and the need for politicians to be transparent about their tax practices. The speaker expresses a personal commitment to paying taxes and discusses the use of allowances to reduce tax rates, emphasizing the importance of paying the correct amount of tax.

What is the speaker's stance on transparency for those running for high office?

• They are undecided.

• They welcome it.

• They are indifferent.

• They are against it.

What issue was highlighted in the London mayoral election?

• Unfair election practices

• Lack of transparency in campaigns

• Low tax rates paid by a candidate

• High spending by candidates

What is the speaker's view on publishing tax returns for politicians?

• They think it is unnecessary.

• They believe it should be mandatory.

• They are very relaxed about it.

• They are strongly against it.

What does the speaker say about tax avoidance?

• It is a necessary practice.

• It is shocking how common it is.

• It is not a significant issue.

• It should be encouraged.

How does the speaker feel about the use of allowances to reduce tax rates?

• They think it is acceptable.

• They believe it is wrong.

• They are unsure about it.

• They support it.