Sam Gyimah criticises Boris Johnson's decision to prorogue Parliament

The transcript discusses the lack of accountability in Parliament, criticizing the government's tactics to limit scrutiny, especially regarding Brexit. It highlights the need for a mandate from the people for a no-deal Brexit and emphasizes the importance of legislative efforts and cross-party collaboration to address these issues.

What is the main criticism of Boris Johnson's time as Prime Minister according to the transcript?

• He has made too many public appearances.

• He has focused too much on foreign policy.

• He has not been held accountable enough.

• He has been in office for too long.

What is the concern about the tactics being used by the government?

• They are not well understood by the public.

• They are similar to those used by Jeremy Corbyn.

• They are too lenient and ineffective.

• They focus too much on international relations.

What is the government's stance on discussing Brexit according to the transcript?

• They have no clear stance on Brexit discussions.

• They want to avoid discussing Brexit altogether.

• They prefer to focus on other issues like the NHS.

• They encourage open discussions on Brexit.

What does the speaker suggest should be done if a no-deal Brexit is pursued?

• Strengthen ties with the EU.

• Focus on international trade agreements.

• Ignore public opinion.

• Seek a mandate from the people.

What is the focus of the legislative action mentioned in the transcript?

• To increase international trade.

• To bring forward legislation in the short time available.

• To address the NHS funding issues.

• To extend the Prime Minister's term.