CLEAN : London mayor Boris Johnson backs Brexit in blow for Cameron (2)

The speaker reflects on recent efforts regarding EU and Britain's relationship, acknowledging the achievements given the time constraints but noting that it doesn't constitute fundamental reform. They express a desire for a new relationship focused on trade and cooperation, with less emphasis on supranational elements.

What does the speaker think about the efforts made in the recent event?

• They were unnecessary.

• They were commendable given the time constraints.

• They were overly ambitious.

• They were insufficient.

What is the speaker's view on the changes made to the EU or Britain's relationship with it?

• They are a fundamental reform.

• They are a complete overhaul.

• They are a minor adjustment.

• They do not constitute a fundamental reform.

What kind of relationship does the speaker envision between Britain and the EU?

• One based on political integration.

• One focused on trade and cooperation.

• One with more supranational elements.

• One that is completely independent.

What does the speaker want less of in the new relationship with the EU?

• Military alliances.

• Trade agreements.

• Supranational elements.

• Cultural exchanges.

How does the speaker feel about the supranational elements in the current relationship?

• They should be increased.

• They are essential.

• They are irrelevant.

• They should be reduced.