Labour Shadow Brexit Secretary Comments on Labour's Position on Second Referendum

The transcript outlines the Labour Party's stance on a potential general election and public vote. It emphasizes that if changes to the deal are not achieved, a general election cannot occur. Jeremy Corbyn suggests that if the Prime Minister is confident in her deal, she should present it to the public. This approach is part of the Labour Party's manifesto.

What is the Labour Party's stance if changes to the deal are not achieved?

• They will support a public vote.

• They will call for a general election.

• They will abandon the deal.

• They will negotiate further.

What did Jeremy Corbyn suggest the Prime Minister should do if confident in her deal?

• Seek approval from Parliament.

• Negotiate with the opposition.

• Consult with international allies.

• Put the deal to a public vote.

What is the Labour Party's position if the Prime Minister is confident in her deal?

• To negotiate further terms.

• To demand a public vote.

• To call for a new election.

• To support the deal unconditionally.

What does the Labour Party's position emphasize regarding the economy and communities?

• The importance of public opinion.

• The need for immediate action.

• The requirement for international support.

• The focus on economic growth.

What is included in the Labour Party's manifesto regarding the deal?

• A promise to renegotiate the deal.

• A commitment to a public vote.

• A plan to leave the EU immediately.

• A pledge to support the Prime Minister's deal.