Starmer promises second Brexit referendum if Labour wins election

The transcript discusses the necessity of public consent in deciding the future relationship with the EU. It emphasizes the importance of a referendum where the public can choose between leaving with the best possible deal or remaining in the EU. The proposal includes plans for an incoming Labour government to legislate for a referendum within six months of taking power.

What is the main reason the speaker believes a public decision is necessary?

• To delay the decision-making process

• To gain public consent for future actions

• To maintain international relations

• To ensure the government has full control

What key question does the speaker believe should be asked to the public?

• Whether to form a coalition government

• Whether to hold another general election

• Whether to leave the EU with the best deal or remain

• Whether to negotiate a new deal

Why does the speaker believe the public should have the final say?

• To ensure transparency in government actions

• To prevent international conflicts

• To uphold democratic principles

• To avoid economic downturns

What does the speaker suggest should be included on the referendum ballot paper?

• A proposal for a new constitution

• A list of potential government leaders

• The choice to remain in the EU

• Options for a new trade deal

What action does the Labour government plan to take regarding a referendum?

• Delay the referendum indefinitely

• Hold a referendum within six months of taking power

• Cancel any plans for a referendum

• Negotiate a new deal before any referendum