Labour Party at Brighton

The transcript introduces the delegates of the 29th Annual Labour Party Conference, highlighting the diversity of attendees and the conference's purpose to shape national policy. It expresses hope for progress and pays tribute to past pioneers who laid the foundation for the movement. The speaker emphasizes the responsibility to continue their work and ensure the movement's growth and development.

What is the main purpose of the Labour Party's 29th Annual Conference?

• To introduce new party leaders

• To discuss and determine Labour's national policy

• To celebrate past achievements

• To recruit new members

What wish does the speaker express regarding the old pioneers?

• That they could be forgotten

• That they could rewrite the policies

• That they could lead the conference

• That they could see the current state of the movement

What significant change does the speaker wish the old pioneers could witness?

• The increase in membership fees

• The introduction of new policies

• The remarkable growth and development of the movement

• The decline of the movement

What do the current members owe to the old pioneers?

• A public apology

• A debt of gratitude

• A financial contribution

• A new set of policies

What responsibility do the current members have according to the speaker?

• To change the party's name

• To dissolve the party

• To ensure the work started by pioneers is continued

• To create new platforms