Corbyn's Brexit stance backed at Labour conference

The transcript captures a discussion on a significant decision for the Labour Party, focusing on the need for a card vote. The speaker acknowledges the challenges in decision-making, the split opinions among unions, and the importance of democratic processes. Despite the debate, the decision was declared lost, emphasizing the complexities of democratic actions.

How did the speaker feel about the card votes that took place?

What was the main decision discussed in the debate?

What was the speaker's perspective on the importance of the decision?

What does the speaker suggest about the unions' stance on the issue?

What does the speaker imply about the nature of democracy in this context?