U.K.'s Hunt Says Second Referendum Would Be Very Damaging

The transcript discusses the potential disruption caused by Brexit and the responsibility of the government to avoid it. It highlights the negative impact of a second referendum on democracy and the social consequences of not leaving the EU as planned. The speaker emphasizes the need for an open and optimistic Brexit that unites the country. It concludes with Theresa May's efforts to secure reassurances from the EU to pass the Brexit deal through Parliament.

What is one of the main reasons a second referendum is considered damaging?

• It would require new legislation.

• It would delay Brexit indefinitely.

• It undermines the initial democratic decision.

• It would be too costly.

What is the primary concern of the 48% who voted against Brexit?

• The UK will strengthen its borders.

• The UK will have more global influence.

• The UK will face economic growth.

• The UK will become too isolated.

What type of Brexit is suggested to unite the country?

• A strict and regulated Brexit.

• A closed and isolated Brexit.

• A positive and outward-looking Brexit.

• A temporary and reversible Brexit.

What is Theresa May seeking from the EU to ensure the Brexit deal is acceptable?

• An extension of the Brexit deadline.

• A new immigration policy.

• Reassurances about the customs union.

• A reduction in trade tariffs.

What is the expected outcome if Theresa May secures the necessary reassurances from the EU?

• The Brexit deadline will be extended.

• The UK will remain in the EU.

• The deal will pass through Parliament.

• A new referendum will be held.