'Planning for no-deal Brexit like planning to burn your house down', Jo Swinson to tell Lib Dem conference

The transcript discusses the vision of building a liberal society that is open, fair, and inclusive. It addresses the legitimacy of winning a majority in elections and compares it to the 2016 EU referendum results. The speaker argues for changing the voting system and emphasizes that democracy did not end with the referendum. The discussion highlights the importance of public opinion and the need to offer people a choice, reflecting the party's stance on Brexit and the future of the country.

What is the speaker's vision for society?

• A society that is open, fair, and inclusive

• A society that is closed and exclusive

• A society that is focused on economic growth

• A society that prioritizes military strength

What challenge does the current voting system pose according to the speaker?

• It does not make it easy for third parties to breakthrough

• It ensures a fair representation of all parties

• It is biased towards smaller parties

• It makes it easy for third parties to breakthrough

What does the speaker believe would provide a mandate to stop Brexit?

• Winning a majority in Parliament with a clear position on stopping Brexit

• Receiving approval from the European Union

• Holding another referendum

• Gaining support from other political parties

How does the speaker view the 2016 referendum results?

• As a decision that can be revisited as democracy is ongoing

• As a decision that should be ignored

• As a decision that was unfairly conducted

• As a permanent decision that cannot be changed

What is the speaker's stance on democracy?

• Democracy is a continuous process that allows for change

• Democracy ended with the 2016 referendum

• Democracy should be limited to referendums

• Democracy is only about majority rule