Clive Lewis: Why not have a referendum on the monarchy?

The speaker emphasizes the need to modernize the Labour Party to align with 21st-century values, advocating for grassroots organization and collaborative leadership. They express confidence in their leadership election strategy. The discussion shifts to the royal family, respecting Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's decision to seek privacy and financial independence, and suggests a future model for the monarchy. The speaker advocates for a democratic approach to the monarchy's future, proposing a referendum to let citizens decide its role.

What is the main reason the speaker believes the Labour Party needs to modernize?

• To align with socialist values and adapt to the 21st century

• To increase its membership base

• To compete with other political parties

• To reduce its financial expenditures

What is the speaker's attitude towards the upcoming leadership election?

• Resigned to losing

• Pessimistic about the chances

• Confident and proactive

• Indifferent to the outcome

How does the speaker view Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's decision to step back from royal duties?

• As an act of defiance against the Queen

• As a betrayal of royal traditions

• As a model for future monarchy

• As a purely financial decision

What does the speaker suggest about the future of the monarchy?

• It should remain unchanged

• It should be expanded

• It should be scaled down

• It should be abolished

What democratic process does the speaker propose regarding the monarchy?

• A referendum

• A royal decree

• A public debate

• A parliamentary vote