Taoiseach Simon Harris says 'Fine Gael wants to play constructive role in government formation'

The transcript discusses the efforts of Finagala in forming a new government, highlighting recent meetings with various political parties and independent members. It outlines the negotiation structure and emphasizes the importance of mutual respect and a stable government. The speaker stresses the need for a timely government formation, ideally by January, and discusses the potential leadership roles and ongoing discussions with other parties.

What role does Finagala aim to play in the government formation?

• A neutral role

• A passive role

• A constructive role

• An obstructive role

Why is it important to form a new government by January?

• To avoid a global pandemic

• To ensure a strong majority in the doll

• To align with the inauguration of President Trump

• To satisfy public demand for quick action

What is crucial for the new government to deliver effectively?

• A minority government

• A weak coalition

• A temporary alliance

• A strong, stable government

What is the balance that needs to be achieved in forming the government?

• Speed and getting it right

• Speed and international approval

• Speed and public opinion

• Speed and accuracy

What is the significance of the program for government?

• It is a secret document

• It is a message to political parties and official Ireland

• It is a personal agenda

• It is a temporary guideline