Chancellor Rishi Sunak answering questions from media after delivering jobs plan

The transcript discusses the potential need for further restrictions to control the virus if current measures are not effective. The speaker agrees with the Prime Minister's approach, emphasizing the importance of early measures to prevent more severe actions later. The economic perspective is highlighted, noting that controlling the virus is crucial for long-term economic health. The speaker stresses the need to balance normal life with virus control, acknowledging that future restrictions may be necessary.

What is the Prime Minister's stance on further restrictions if people do not follow current rules?

• He has not commented on the issue.

• He is against any form of restrictions.

• He thinks further restrictions may be needed.

• He believes no further restrictions are necessary.

What is the economic perspective on taking early measures against the virus?

• Early measures are considered harmful to the economy.

• Early measures are seen as unnecessary.

• Early measures are only for public reassurance.

• Early measures are believed to prevent more severe actions later.

Why does the speaker agree with the Prime Minister's approach to virus restrictions?

• Because they are necessary to control the virus.

• Because they are seen as a temporary inconvenience.

• Because they are popular among the public.

• Because they are easy to implement.

What is the speaker's view on predicting the future course of the virus?

• The speaker has not expressed any view on predictions.

• The speaker thinks predictions are unnecessary.

• The speaker believes it is wrong to predict the future.

• The speaker is confident in predicting the future.

What is the ultimate goal in balancing normal life with virus control?

• To avoid any form of restrictions.

• To ensure the virus spreads freely.

• To maintain economic stability.

• To prioritize public gatherings.