Interview with Ex-Prime Minister David Cameron after his announcement of standing down as MP

The speaker announces their decision to resign as the Member of Parliament for Whitney, citing the need to avoid being a distraction as a former Prime Minister. They express support for the Conservative candidate in the upcoming byelection and for Theresa May as the new Prime Minister. The speaker thanks the people of West Oxfordshire for their support and outlines plans to continue contributing to local causes and public service while building a life outside Westminster.

What was the main reason the speaker decided to resign as the Member of Parliament for Whitney?

• To pursue a career in business

• To avoid being a distraction as a former Prime Minister

• To relocate to another country

• To focus on personal interests

How does the speaker view Theresa May's start as Prime Minister?

• As an uncertain start

• As a strong start

• As a controversial start

• As a weak beginning

What does the speaker hope for the new MP of Whitney?

• To maintain the status quo

• To focus on international issues

• To fully engage in political life

• To be a distraction

What does the speaker plan to do after resigning?

• Continue living locally and support local causes

• Move to a different country

• Start a new business venture

• Retire from public life completely

How does the speaker feel about their time serving West Oxfordshire?

• It was a challenging experience

• It was a burden

• It was a great honor and privilege

• It was a temporary phase