EU Opinions In England - Vox Pops

The speaker discusses their personal perspective on oil imports from Europe and London, emphasizing the need for understanding the financial and environmental benefits of joining. They highlight the importance of having enough information to make informed decisions, a sentiment they believe is shared by many laypeople.

Why does the speaker seem unconcerned about the issue?

• They believe oil is imported from Europe and the Southeast.

• They think the issue is not important.

• They have no knowledge about the issue.

• They are not affected by the issue.

What does the speaker require to make an informed decision?

• A detailed report on oil prices.

• A presentation on financial and environmental benefits.

• A survey of public opinion.

• A government policy document.

What is the speaker's main concern about joining?

• The lack of information to make an informed choice.

• The lack of environmental benefits.

• The lack of public support.

• The lack of financial benefits.

What is the speaker's view on the general public's opinion?

• They are opposed to the speaker's view.

• They are well-informed.

• They have a similar opinion to the speaker.

• They are indifferent.

What does the speaker imply about the availability of information?

• Information is irrelevant.

• There is not enough information available.

• Information is readily accessible.

• There is too much information available.