John McDonnell being asked a question about Naz Shah

The transcript discusses a ministerial aide's anti-Semitic remarks on social media and the Labour Party's stance on such behavior. It highlights the party's policy of permanent expulsion for such remarks and the aide's resignation. The speaker expresses a clear personal view on the matter, emphasizing the need for a formal process to address the issue. The aide's resignation is seen as the right action, pending the outcome of the formal process.

What was the Labour Party's position on members making anti-Semitic remarks?

• They should be expelled permanently.

• They should be suspended temporarily.

• They should be fined.

• They should be given a warning.

What action did the ministerial aide take after making anti-Semitic remarks?

• She denied the remarks.

• She apologized and resigned.

• She blamed someone else.

• She ignored the situation.

What is the speaker's personal view on the aide's suspension?

• The aide should be promoted.

• The aide should be suspended.

• The aide should be given a second chance.

• The aide should be ignored.

What process will the party follow to address the issue?

• A public debate.

• An informal discussion.

• A secret ballot.

• A formal process.

How does the speaker describe their views on the matter?

• Confused and uncertain.

• Indifferent and neutral.

• Very clear and firm.

• Unclear and ambiguous.