Interview with Nick Clegg on the Tory Manifesto Part Four

The transcript discusses plans to build 300,000 new homes annually, including affordable housing, and critiques the Tory commitment as financially unfeasible. It emphasizes the need to prioritize housing for young people and renters. The speaker advocates for government intervention in housing development, citing a successful pilot project in Cambridgeshire. The conclusion stresses the importance of government action where the market fails to deliver sufficient homes.

What is the proposed number of new homes to be built annually?

• 100,000

• 400,000

• 200,000

• 300,000

What is the speaker's view on the Conservative party's housing commitment?

• It is well-funded and feasible.

• It lacks financial backing and may reduce affordable housing.

• It will significantly increase affordable housing.

• It is a modern and innovative approach.

What does the speaker prioritize over Conservative housing policies?

• Improving public transportation

• Increasing affordable housing for young people

• Reducing taxes

• Building more luxury homes

Why does the speaker believe the government should direct housing projects?

• To increase local government power

• To ensure enough homes are built

• To decrease state involvement

• To reduce taxes

What is the outcome of the housing pilot project in Cambridgeshire?

• It was unsuccessful

• It was abandoned

• It proved to be a success

• It showed no significant results