Keir Starmer: Government made right decision but with poor communication

The transcript discusses the support for a government decision, highlighting issues with communication and the need for clarity. It emphasizes the importance of public confidence and the impact of poor communication. The discussion also covers the need for timely data sharing and decision-making, particularly in the context of economic support for businesses and job preservation.

Why does the speaker emphasize the importance of clear communication from the government?

• To ensure public confidence in decisions

• To reduce government workload

• To increase media coverage

• To make decisions faster

What issue does the speaker highlight regarding the government's decision-making process?

• Decisions are made too early in the morning

• Decisions lack sufficient data

• Decisions are communicated late at night without clarity

• Decisions are too frequent

What does the speaker suggest about the government's handling of data in Manchester?

• Data should be kept confidential

• Data should be ignored

• Data should be shared more quickly

• Data should be collected less frequently

According to the speaker, what is a major problem faced by businesses in the northwest?

• Lack of skilled workers

• Insufficient government support

• High taxes

• Overregulation

What does the speaker believe will happen if there is no support for businesses?

• Businesses will merge

• Businesses will thrive

• Businesses will go under

• Businesses will relocate