Prime Minister Gordon Brown vowed to play my part in ensuring Britain has a stable post-election government...

The transcript discusses the Labour Party's election results and the uncertainty of the overall vote outcome. It emphasizes the duty to form a strong, stable government to lead Britain towards economic recovery and political reform. The speaker highlights the growing consensus on the need for reform and questions the level of public involvement.

What is the current status of the election outcome according to the speaker?

• It is already decided.

• It is still unknown.

• It is irrelevant.

• It is being contested.

What is the speaker's duty after the election?

• To ensure a strong and stable government.

• To ignore the election results.

• To focus on personal goals.

• To retire from politics.

What is the speaker's vision for Britain's government?

• A government that focuses on isolation.

• A government that prioritizes entertainment.

• A government that leads to economic recovery.

• A government that avoids reforms.

What is the speaker's stance on political reform?

• It is a waste of resources.

• It is crucial and has growing support.

• It is already complete.

• It is unnecessary.

What is the consensus in the country regarding political reform?

• The consensus is to delay reform.

• The consensus is to avoid reform.

• There is no consensus.

• There is a growing consensus.