Prime Minister Gordon Brown vowed to play my part in ensuring Britain has a stable post-election government...

The transcript discusses the Labour Party's election results and the uncertainty of the overall vote outcome. It emphasizes the duty to form a strong, stable government to lead Britain towards economic recovery and political reform. The speaker highlights the growing consensus on the need for reform and questions the level of public involvement.

What does the speaker imply about the importance of the election outcome?

What is the main duty mentioned in the speech regarding the outcome of the election?

What qualities does the speaker believe a government should have to lead Britain?

What is the speaker's perspective on the need for reform in the political system?

What consensus is mentioned in the speech regarding political reform?