Labour member voxpops re electing shadow cabinet

The transcript discusses the role of Labour Party supporters in leadership decisions, the concept of voting via phone as a form of digital democracy, and the responsibilities of elected officials. Participants express their views on whether citizens should have a direct say in policy-making or trust elected leaders to make decisions. The conversation highlights differing opinions on political engagement and the balance between citizen input and professional governance.

What is the speaker's opinion on Labour supporters choosing the Secretary of State?

• They fully support it.

• They prefer to elect a leader and trust them.

• They want to choose every policy themselves.

• They think it's a terrible idea.

How does the speaker feel about voting on the phone?

• They think it's a terrible idea.

• They believe it makes voting less secure.

• They find it an accessible and brilliant idea.

• They think it should be banned.

What is Sue's opinion on choosing cabinet members?

• She believes it's too much responsibility.

• She wants to choose them herself.

• She is indifferent about it.

• She thinks it's a great idea.

What do Sue and Andy think about having a say in policies?

• They believe policies should be decided by the public.

• They are eager to participate in policy-making.

• They think it's not their decision to make.

• They want to decide on every policy.

What is Andy's stance on electing someone to make decisions?

• He wants to be involved in every decision.

• He doesn't care about decision-making.

• He prefers to elect someone to make decisions.

• He wants to make all decisions himself.