Keir Starmer speaks on Labours brexit plans

The transcript involves a discussion with Sir Keith about an ongoing investigation. He is questioned about the expected outcome and asserts that no rules were broken. He states that if fined, he will step down, but remains confident that he has not breached any rules. The conversation concludes with a note on letting the police make their decision.

What is the speaker's stance on the investigation's timeline?

• The investigation will be completed this week.

• The speaker believes the investigation will take months.

• The speaker is unsure about the completion timeline.

• The investigation has already been completed.

What does the speaker claim about the rules during the investigation?

• The rules were unclear.

• The rules were changed midway.

• The rules were broken multiple times.

• No rules were broken.

What action does the speaker say they will take if fined?

• They will appeal the fine.

• They will step down.

• They will ignore the fine.

• They will pay the fine and continue.

How confident is the speaker about the investigation's outcome?

• They think the outcome is unpredictable.

• They believe new evidence will emerge.

• They are confident no rules were breached.

• They are unsure and worried.

Who does the speaker say will make the final decision on the investigation?

• The speaker themselves.

• The public.

• A special committee.

• The police.