Starmer delivers speech on Labour's crime policy

The transcript discusses Labour's mission to ensure safe streets and uphold the rule of law, criticizing pandemic parties under Boris Johnson for disrespecting national sacrifice. It emphasizes the importance of personal values and accountability, particularly in legislation against child exploitation and big tech's role in online safety. The speaker supports the Prime Minister's decision to publish tax returns, highlighting the impact of tax policies on working people. The transcript concludes with trust in Sue Gray's actions.

What is considered the foundation of democracy according to the speaker?

• Cultural heritage

• Military strength

• The rule of law

• Economic stability

What legislative action is proposed to combat the exploitation of children?

• Raising the legal working age

• Increasing school funding

• Making the criminal exploitation of children illegal

• Building more juvenile detention centers

What is the speaker's message to big tech companies?

• Focus on entertainment

• Invest in more technology

• The free ride is over

• Continue business as usual

What does the speaker think about the Prime Minister's decision to publish his tax returns?

• It was the right thing to do

• It was unnecessary

• It was a political stunt

• It was a breach of privacy

What is the speaker's view on the tax policies affecting working people?

• They are fair and balanced

• They disproportionately target working people

• They benefit the wealthy

• They are too complex