Nick Clegg statement after 2010 Elections

The speaker discusses the excitement for change but notes that many prefer familiar choices, especially during economic uncertainty. They emphasize understanding these feelings but stress the importance of efforts to show that change can improve lives without causing unease.

Why do many people choose familiar options during uncertain times?

• They have a strong understanding of new options.

• They are influenced by others' decisions.

• They are unsure about the benefits of change.

• They are excited about new prospects.

What is the speaker's stance on change?

• Change is unnecessary and should be avoided.

• Change is unsettling and should be approached with caution.

• Change is reassuring and can improve lives.

• Change is only beneficial during stable times.

How does the speaker plan to address people's hesitations about change?

• By maintaining the status quo.

• By ignoring their concerns.

• By offering financial incentives.

• By redoubling efforts to show the benefits of change.

What should change ideally not do, according to the speaker?

• Be too rapid.

• Be unsettling for people.

• Be too costly.

• Be too complex.

What is the speaker's ultimate goal regarding change?

• To reassure people that change can be positive.

• To ensure things remain the same.

• To make people feel unsettled.

• To discourage any form of change.