Steve Reed says Labour would support government if there is Northern Ireland protocol agreement

The video discusses the impact of litter and graffiti on local areas, proposing Labour's clean up squads to address these issues. It also covers mandatory parenting orders for young offenders' parents. The Northern Ireland Protocol is discussed, with Labour willing to support a resolution. Concerns about police sharing private information are raised, emphasizing victim confidentiality. Finally, Labour's approach to crime and justice system reform is highlighted, focusing on prevention, punishment, and community protection.

What is one of the proposed solutions by Labour to tackle illegal dumping?

• Increasing fines

• Providing free waste disposal services

• Introducing clean-up squads

• Building more landfills

Why are mandatory parenting classes being proposed for parents of young offenders?

• To punish the parents

• To help parents regain control over their children

• To reduce the number of children

• To increase school attendance

How does Labour propose to deal with low-level offenses by young people?

• By imposing heavy fines

• By increasing police presence

• By ignoring them

• By providing parenting classes

What is Labour's position on the Northern Ireland Protocol?

• They want to abolish it

• They support resolving the issue

• They have no opinion

• They want to renegotiate the entire agreement

What is a key concern regarding police handling of victim information?

• Not sharing enough information

• Providing too much information to the media

• Sharing private information without consent

• Delaying the release of information

What is the critique of the current government's approach to crime?

• It is too expensive

• It is ineffective

• It is too harsh

• It is too lenient

What is the potential risk if police share private information without consent?

• Loss of public trust

• Higher legal costs

• More media coverage

• Increased crime rates