David Cameron Interviw on Press Regulation

The video discusses the importance of having a strong regulator to protect victims and defend press freedom without imposing a press law. It highlights the acceptance of a royal charter as a solution, avoiding statutory underpinning while ensuring politicians cannot interfere. The speaker addresses concerns from newspapers and clarifies that the arrangement is designed to keep press regulation out of Parliament.

What are the two main objectives the speaker wanted to achieve?

• A strong regulator and a press law

• A strong regulator and press freedom

• Press freedom and statutory underpinning

• A royal charter and press law

Why does the speaker believe a royal charter is important?

• It is a form of statutory underpinning

• It allows politicians to control the press

• It avoids the need for a press law

• It imposes restrictions on the press

What is the speaker's response to concerns about statutory underpinning?

• It allows politicians to make changes

• It is a necessary part of the arrangement

• It is the newspapers' royal charter

• It is not statutory underpinning but a safeguard

What does the speaker say about the role of Parliament in the arrangement?

• The press law will be enforced by Parliament

• Parliament will have full control

• The arrangement is kept out of Parliament

• Parliament will dictate the press's actions

What is the purpose of the clause mentioned by the speaker?

• To establish a press law

• To prevent political interference

• To ensure press freedom is limited

• To allow future political changes