Labour unveils ethics reforms to undo ‘Conservative sleaze’

The video discusses the UK's relationship with Scotland, focusing on economic improvements and power devolution. It highlights the Labour Party's manifesto, emphasizing a mandate for change within the UK. The debate of change within versus leaving the UK is explored, alongside the role of a second chamber in upholding the Constitution and democratic settlements.

What is the significance of the transfer of power discussed in the first section?

• It aims to centralize power in London.

• It focuses on strengthening the Scottish Parliament.

• It is about reducing the powers of the Scottish people.

• It emphasizes the need for a new Prime Minister.

What is the Labour Party's approach to presenting their plans to the electorate?

• They will avoid discussing their plans until after the election.

• They will only focus on Scotland's issues.

• They will focus on a clear story about the UK's future.

• They will present a detailed A-Z of their policies.

How does the Labour Party plan to ensure they have a mandate for change?

• By consulting and creating a manifesto with clear missions.

• By avoiding any public consultations.

• By not presenting any clear plans to the electorate.

• By focusing only on the status quo.

What is the main function of the proposed second chamber?

• To replace the House of Commons.

• To delay legislation indefinitely.

• To uphold the Constitution and democratic settlements.

• To focus solely on economic issues.

What is the Labour Party's stance on the House of Lords?

• They want to abolish it completely.

• They believe it should have more power than the House of Commons.

• They see a need for a new function to uphold the Constitution.

• They support its current form.