Archive clip of Boris Johnson saying he's 'not attracted' to proroguing Parliament

The speaker addresses the frustration surrounding Brexit, emphasizing the importance of maturity and trust in MPs to deliver on the democratic mandate. They express confidence in the parliamentary system and warn of political consequences if Brexit is not achieved. The idea of proroguing parliament is discussed but not favored, as the speaker believes in the common sense of MPs. The conclusion reiterates the need for MPs to act responsibly to ensure the recovery of political parties and the successful delivery of Brexit.

What does the speaker believe is crucial for delivering on the people's mandate regarding Brexit?

• Using complicated tricks

• Trusting the parliamentary system

• Ignoring the democratic vote

• Relying on the speaker's intervention

What does the speaker suggest will happen to the Conservative and Labour parties if Brexit is not completed?

• They will face long-term consequences

• They will become more popular

• They will gain more supporters

• They will merge into one party

According to the speaker, what has changed in politics since March 29th?

• The number of MPs

• The speaker's role

• The political landscape

• The public's interest in politics

What is the speaker's stance on proroguing parliament as a last resort?

• He believes it is the only option

• He is strongly in favor

• He is not attracted to it

• He is undecided

What does the speaker rely on to achieve Brexit with the consent of the House of Commons?

• The use of complicated tricks

• The intervention of the speaker

• The support of the public

• The maturity and common sense of MPs