Varadkar continues to rule out working with Sinn Fein

The transcript covers a range of political topics, including discussions on education policies, political strategies, coalition decisions, and the stance on the Special Criminal Court. It also addresses the political landscape in Northern Ireland, housing policies, and the challenges faced by ministers. The speaker emphasizes the importance of evidence-based policy decisions and the need for political resilience.

What is the speaker's view on the amount of homework given to students?

• There should be no homework at all.

• An appropriate amount of homework is beneficial.

• Homework is not a part of good education.

• Homework should be excessive to ensure learning.

Why does the speaker oppose a coalition with Sinn Fein?

• Sinn Fein's policies are made by elected representatives.

• Sinn Fein supports the Special Criminal Court.

• Sinn Fein has a strong stance against violence.

• Key decisions in Sinn Fein are not made by elected representatives.

What is the speaker's opinion on the Special Criminal Court?

• It should be abolished immediately.

• It should be replaced with a new system.

• It is crucial for handling serious crimes.

• It is unnecessary in a democratic society.

How does the speaker describe the political situation in Northern Ireland?

• Northern Ireland is a sovereign state.

• Northern Ireland is governed by a single party.

• Northern Ireland has a devolved government.

• Northern Ireland has no political structure.

What does the speaker say about the role of ministers in the government?

• Ministers have easy jobs and are rarely criticized.

• All ministers are guaranteed a cabinet seat.

• Ministers face challenges and should not be personally targeted.

• Ministers are not part of a team.