PM addresses Owen Paterson saga during hospital visit

The transcript discusses the handling of the Patterson case and the need for reforms in the Parliamentary standards process. It emphasizes the importance of cross-party agreement and an appeals process for difficult cases. The speaker shifts focus to the urgency of COVID-19 booster jabs to protect the NHS and manage winter pressures. Criticism from Sir John Major is addressed, and the speaker reiterates the commitment to reform and booster rollout.

What was the main focus of the speaker regarding the parliamentary standards process?

• To ensure a fair and correct process

• To abolish the standards committee

• To ignore the process entirely

• To focus solely on individual cases

What is the speaker's top priority concerning public health?

• Building new hospitals

• Improving education

• Reducing taxes

• Rolling out COVID-19 booster jabs

What percentage of 75 to 79-year-olds have received their booster jabs according to the speaker?

• 50%

• 60%

• 73%

• 80%

How does the speaker respond to Sir John Major's criticism?

• By agreeing with the criticism

• By ignoring the criticism

• By emphasizing the need for a cross-party approach

• By resigning from the position

What role does the speaker attribute to Catherine Stone in the parliamentary standards system?

• She is irrelevant to the system

• Her role is a matter for the speaker and ongoing debate

• She is the sole decision-maker

• She is responsible for the entire system