Boris Johnson answers questions on immigration and Prince Andrew at annual Confederation of British Industry (CBI) confe

The transcript covers a discussion on Brexit and immigration policies, addressing concerns from the CBI about the economic impact. The speaker emphasizes the need for democratic control over immigration, suggesting an Australian-style points-based system. The speaker also avoids commenting on issues related to the royal family, specifically Prince Andrew.

What is the speaker's stance on the relationship with the CBI?

• The speaker thinks the CBI should be ignored.

• The speaker has a high regard for the CBI and values their input.

• The speaker believes the CBI does not represent true business interests.

• The speaker is indifferent towards the CBI.

What type of immigration system does the speaker propose?

• A points-based system similar to Australia's.

• A system based on family reunification.

• A completely open immigration system.

• A system with no controls or restrictions.

According to the speaker, what is necessary alongside being open to talent?

• No immigration policies.

• Democratic control over immigration.

• Unlimited immigration.

• A closed border policy.

How does the speaker view the immigration policies of other countries?

• They are much stricter than those in the UK.

• They are irrelevant to the UK's policies.

• They are similar to those in the UK.

• They are less strict than those in the UK.

What is the speaker's response to questions about the royal family?

• The speaker provides detailed commentary.

• The speaker criticizes the royal family.

• The speaker refuses to comment on royal matters.

• The speaker supports Prince Andrew's actions.