Ruth Davidson answers questions if she would stay in post if the PM will pursue no deal Brexit

The transcript discusses the complexities of Brexit negotiations, focusing on the need for a deal rather than a no-deal Brexit. It highlights the government's and the Conservative Party's efforts to secure a deal, the Prime Minister's strategy, and the importance of considering what is desired from Brexit. The discussion also covers the need for active negotiations with the EU and the potential for changes in the Brexit deal.

What was the stance of the Scottish Conservative MPs regarding the Brexit deal?

• They voted against the deal.

• They abstained from voting.

• They voted for the deal.

• They were divided in their votes.

What is the speaker's opinion on a no-deal Brexit?

• The speaker has not expressed any opinion.

• The speaker is indifferent to a no-deal Brexit.

• The speaker supports a no-deal Brexit.

• The speaker is against a no-deal Brexit.

What does the speaker urge MPs to do in relation to the Prime Minister?

• To oppose the Prime Minister's efforts.

• To support the Prime Minister in securing a deal.

• To demand a new referendum.

• To ignore the Prime Minister's plans.

What diplomatic approach does the speaker emphasize for securing a new deal?

• Waiting for the European Union to make the first move.

• Relying solely on domestic policies.

• Engaging in shuttle diplomacy.

• Ignoring the European Union.

What feedback did the speaker receive from the Prime Minister regarding potential changes?

• Feedback to delay any changes.

• No feedback at all.

• Positive feedback.

• Negative feedback.