Mary Lou McDonald speaks during counting for the twin referenda

The video discusses the definitive verdict against the government's propositions, highlighting their failure to collaborate and convince the electorate. It emphasizes the importance of listening to the people and reflects on the government's poor record in supporting people with disabilities and carers. The rights of people with disabilities are now central, and the government's inability to win the referendum is attributed to their lack of support in these areas.

What was the outcome of the government's propositions according to the speaker?

• They were successful.

• They were partially successful.

• They failed.

• They were not evaluated.

What does the speaker suggest is important after the verdict?

• Celebrating the government's success.

• Listening to the people.

• Continuing the same approach.

• Ignoring the people's voice.

What was the government's approach to the matters discussed, according to the speaker?

• Collaborative.

• Indifferent.

• Solo run.

• Consultative.

What issue is now at the center stage according to the speaker?

• Economic policies.

• Environmental concerns.

• Rights of people with disabilities.

• Foreign relations.

How does the speaker describe the government's record on supporting people with disabilities?

• Excellent.

• Satisfactory.

• Poor.

• Unchanged.