CLEAN : Johnson insists UK not corrupt despite second job MP scandal

The transcript discusses the duty of MPs to prioritize their constituents' interests and face sanctions if they fail to do so. It asserts that the UK is not a corrupt country and highlights the strength of its institutions and democratic system. The role of media in ensuring parliamentary scrutiny is emphasized, along with the importance of transparency and adherence to rules by MPs.

What should happen to MPs who do not prioritize their constituents' interests?

• They should be promoted.

• They should be ignored.

• They should face appropriate sanctions.

• They should be given a warning.

What is the speaker's view on the UK's level of corruption?

• The UK is the most corrupt country.

• The UK is not remotely corrupt.

• The UK is somewhat corrupt.

• The UK is highly corrupt.

According to the speaker, how are the UK's institutions perceived?

• They are outdated.

• They are trustworthy.

• They are unreliable.

• They are corrupt.

What ensures transparency and accountability in the UK's parliamentary system?

• Lack of media coverage.

• No scrutiny at all.

• A weak system of democracy.

• A robust system of parliamentary democracy and media scrutiny.

What role does the media play in the UK's parliamentary system?

• It only reports positive news.

• It has no role.

• It ensures scrutiny and accountability.

• It provides entertainment.