Jeremy Corbyn: No deal prevention is the priority over a general election

The transcript discusses the Prime Minister's role under the Fixed Term Parliament Act, focusing on preventing a no deal Brexit by coordinating with other parties. It covers the potential passage of legislation through the Commons, Labour's support for a general election, and the extension of Article 50 for EU membership. The speaker expresses readiness to fight in a potential election.

What is the main responsibility of the Prime Minister under the Fixed Term Parliament Act?

• To call a general election every year

• To introduce measures related to parliamentary terms

• To appoint members of the House of Lords

• To negotiate trade deals with other countries

What is the primary goal mentioned in the first section regarding Brexit?

• To prevent a no-deal exit from the EU

• To secure a trade deal with the EU

• To hold a referendum on EU membership

• To increase trade with non-EU countries

What is the condition for Labour's support for a general election?

• If the opposition parties agree

• If the legislation passes through the Commons

• If the Prime Minister resigns

• If the EU agrees to a new deal

What happens if the legislation mentioned in the second section is successful?

• Article 50 is extended for three months

• The UK leaves the EU immediately

• A new referendum is held

• A new trade deal is negotiated

What is the speaker's stance on a potential election if the legislation passes?

• They will seek a coalition government

• They will not participate in the election

• They are ready to fight the election

• They are unprepared for an election