Interview with Lorraine Platt MP on Fox Hunting Part 3/4

The video discusses the growing opposition within the Conservative Party to a repeal issue, highlighting its toxicity and the desire to move past it. Despite the pro-hunt lobby's influence, they are a minority, with 80% of the public supporting the current plan. The video also acknowledges the support from SNP MPs and cross-party efforts.

What is the main reason for the cautious approach regarding the Conservative MPs' stance on the amendment and repeal issue?

• The majority of MPs are in favor of the repeal.

• There are undecided MPs whose numbers are not fully accounted for.

• The amendment has already been passed.

• The issue is not significant to the party.

Why is the repeal issue described as a 'monster' within the Conservative Party?

• It is a minor issue that is easily resolved.

• It is a growing and divisive issue that is toxic to the party.

• It is supported by the majority of the party.

• It has been resolved years ago.

What is the public opinion regarding the Pro hunt lobby's plan?

• The majority supports the Pro hunt lobby.

• 80% of the public wants the plan to remain in place.

• The public is indifferent to the plan.

• The public is unaware of the plan.

Who is acknowledged for their support against the Pro hunt lobby's plan?

• The SNP and cross-party supporters.

• No one is acknowledged.

• The Pro hunt lobby itself.

• Only the Conservative Party.

What is the main reason the Pro hunt lobby still has influence?

• They have a majority public support.

• They have powerful connections despite being a minority.

• They have no influence at all.

• They have the support of all Conservative MPs.