Lord Frost speaking after his resignation

The transcript is a discussion with Lord Frost about his resignation from the government. He expresses admiration for the Prime Minister but cites policy differences, particularly regarding COVID restrictions, as his reason for leaving. He emphasizes that his departure is not about leadership but about policy. Lord Frost remains confident in Boris Johnson's leadership if the right policies are pursued. The conversation also touches on the potential impact of his resignation and the possibility of further resignations from the cabinet.

What was the primary reason Lord Frost resigned from the government?

• Desire to pursue a career outside politics

• Disagreement over Brexit policy

• Policy differences, especially on COVID restrictions

• Personal issues with the Prime Minister

How does Lord Frost view Boris Johnson's leadership?

• He feels Johnson should resign immediately.

• He thinks Johnson has lost his direction.

• He believes Johnson is not the right leader for the country.

• He is confident in Johnson's leadership if the right policies are followed.

What was the intended timing for Lord Frost's departure?

• Immediately after the announcement

• In the middle of the year

• After the next election

• At the end of the year

What is Lord Frost's stance on potential further COVID restrictions?

• He supports further restrictions.

• He is against coercive COVID policies.

• He has no opinion on the matter.

• He believes restrictions should be stricter.

What does Lord Frost think about the possibility of other Cabinet members resigning?

• He thinks only a few might consider resigning.

• He is certain no one else will resign.

• He cannot speak for others but shares his own views.

• He believes many will follow his lead.