Martin Sorrell Backs Brexit Delay to Get Best Possible Deal

The transcript discusses the ongoing uncertainty surrounding Brexit and its impact on investment in the UK. The speaker expresses a preference for delaying decisions to ensure the best possible arrangements with the EU, including the possibility of a second referendum. Concerns are raised about the democratic process, highlighting the frustration with limited options and rushed decisions.

How long has the Brexit uncertainty been affecting investment decisions according to the speaker?

• Over two years

• More than five years

• Less than a year

• About a year

What does the speaker prefer over accepting the current Brexit deal?

• A quick decision

• Further delay of the vote

• Immediate acceptance of the deal

• No deal Brexit

What does the speaker believe is important to secure with the EU?

• A quick exit

• The best possible arrangements

• A no-deal scenario

• Immediate trade agreements

How does the speaker describe the process of making a decision on Brexit?

• Well-planned and fair

• Efficient and democratic

• Simple and straightforward

• Rushed and undemocratic

What aspect of the Brexit decision-making process does the speaker find frustrating?

• The quick resolution

• The repeated voting and limited choices

• The lack of voting

• The abundance of options