CLEAN : Whats good for Britain is good for Europe: Cameron in Germany

The transcript discusses the importance of ensuring that welfare systems do not attract excessive migration to Britain. It emphasizes the need for Britain to have the best choice in staying within a reformed European Union, highlighting the benefits for both Britain and Europe. The speaker expresses confidence in achieving these goals through discussions with European colleagues, advocating for a flexible network approach within the EU to address individual member concerns.

What concern does the speaker have about Britain's welfare system?

• It is outdated and needs reform.

• It is too expensive to maintain.

• It might attract too many migrants.

• It is not accessible to everyone.

What is the speaker's main goal for the British people regarding the European Union?

• To reduce trade with European countries.

• To increase migration to Britain.

• To have the best choice in a reformed European Union.

• To leave the European Union immediately.

Why does the speaker believe a reformed European Union is beneficial?

• It will only benefit Britain.

• It will only benefit other European countries.

• It will benefit both Britain and Europe.

• It will make Europe more competitive globally.

What characteristic does the speaker believe the European Union should have?

• Rigidity in its policies.

• Flexibility to address individual member concerns.

• A focus on economic growth only.

• A strict immigration policy.

According to the speaker, what should the European Union avoid being?

• A flexible network.

• A powerful entity.

• A rigid block.

• A democratic organization.