Labour Launch Referendum Campaign

The transcript discusses the launch of a party zone referendum campaign and the geographical context of the area. It highlights local activism and investigations that could cause discomfort for the party. The suspension of Tommy Graham's election agent, Harry Revie, due to corruption inquiries is covered, along with the media's role in the situation. The Labour Party's campaign for a double yes vote at the Scottish referendum is discussed, emphasizing their commitment to open and honest politics despite recent challenges. The party's efforts to distance itself from scandal and maintain integrity are also highlighted.

What was the main focus of the party zone referendum campaign?

• To promote a double yes vote

• To launch a new political party

• To investigate geographical issues

• To address local activist concerns

Why was Harry Revie suspended from his position?

• Due to media pressure

• Pending police inquiries into corruption

• For launching a new campaign

• For failing to support the Labour Party

How did Harry Revie learn about his suspension?

• Through media coverage

• From a colleague

• Through a letter from the Labour Party

• Via a public announcement

What action did the Labour Party take in response to recent challenges?

• They launched a new campaign

• They suspended all party members

• They took decisive action to ensure integrity

• They ignored the allegations

What potential issue is highlighted for the future in Renfrewshire?

• A new referendum

• A by-election for God Mcmaster's former constituency

• A leadership change

• A new party formation