Ruth Davidson Speech Tory Party Conference

The transcript discusses the importance of conservative values in Scotland, addressing criticisms and challenges faced by the Scottish Conservatives. It highlights key issues such as welfare, economy, and immigration, contrasting the SNP's position with public opinion. The speaker defines conservative identity and values, encouraging support and action to achieve conservative goals.

What is the primary focus of the speaker in the introduction?

• Announcing a new policy

• Discussing economic policies

• Emphasizing the importance of conservative values

• Criticizing the opposition

Which issue does the speaker claim the Scottish Conservatives are aligned with the majority on?

• Climate change

• Education

• Healthcare

• Referendum

What does the speaker say about the SNP's position on immigration?

• They are in the majority

• They have no clear stance

• They are in the minority

• They support reducing numbers

How does the speaker describe the recent election performance of the Conservative party?

• A decline in support

• A historic success

• A minor improvement

• No change

What does the speaker encourage people to do regarding conservative values?

• Embrace and support them

• Ignore them

• Criticize them

• Be indifferent

According to the speaker, what should decisions on local services be based on?

• Local decision-making

• International guidelines

• Random selection

• Centralized government control

What does the speaker want to achieve with the help of the audience?

• Increase taxes

• Expand the military

• Turn schools into the envy of the world

• Reduce public spending