Interview with Ken Clarke on Brexit

The transcript discusses the shift in people's attitudes towards change, particularly in the context of the UK's decision to leave the European Union. It highlights the importance of Parliament's role in this decision and the need for a clear government policy on future international relations. The speaker emphasizes the significance of maintaining parliamentary democracy and accountability, despite the referendum results.

What comparison does the speaker make to describe the change in people's attitudes?

• A shift like tectonic plates

• A transformation like a butterfly

• A revolution like the French Revolution

• A conversion like Saint Paul

What is the speaker's stance on the decision to leave the European Union?

• They fully support it

• They are indifferent

• They oppose it

• They are undecided

What does the speaker believe the government should do regarding future relationships with Europe?

• Ignore the issue

• Present a White paper to Parliament

• Make decisions without consulting Parliament

• Hold another referendum

According to the speaker, what did the June 23rd referendum not signify?

• A shift in public opinion

• A change in leadership

• The start of a new era

• The end of parliamentary democracy

What role do elected representatives play according to the speaker?

• They are merely figureheads

• They are accountable to the people

• They are above the law

• They have no real power