Tom Watson tells Corbyn: ‘We must back members on new Brexit vote'

The transcript discusses the various options for Brexit and emphasizes the democratization of decision-making within the party, allowing members to decide on the party's stance. It highlights the importance of a democratic process and the potential for a people's vote. However, the leadership, including Jeremy Corbyn, prefers a meaningful vote in Parliament on the Brexit deal and suggests a general election if such a vote cannot be achieved.

What is the main change in decision-making within the party regarding Brexit?

• Decisions are now made solely by the party leaders.

• Decisions are democratized and involve party members.

• Decisions are made by external consultants.

• Decisions are made by a small committee.

What does the speaker hope the party members will decide regarding Brexit?

• To ignore the Brexit issue entirely.

• To support a people's vote for more democracy.

• To leave the decision to the European Union.

• To follow the leaders without question.

According to the speaker, who should ultimately decide the party's position on Brexit?

• The European Union.

• The party leaders alone.

• A panel of experts.

• The party members through democratic means.

What is the speaker's view on the role of democracy in the Brexit decision-making process?

• Democracy should be replaced by expert opinions.

• Democracy is irrelevant to the process.

• Democracy is essential and should be expanded.

• Democracy should be limited to avoid confusion.

What is the speaker's stance on the Brexit deal if a meaningful vote in Parliament cannot be achieved?

• To seek advice from international leaders.

• To negotiate a new deal immediately.

• To hold a general election.

• To abandon the Brexit process.