Jeremy Corbyn on Labour MPs Voting to Trigger Brexit

The transcript discusses whether Parliament should be involved in triggering Article 50, with reports of some Labour frontbenchers considering voting against it. The Labour Party, however, respects the referendum decision for the UK to leave the EU and will not block Article 50. A three-line whip will be enforced to ensure Labour MPs vote in favor of triggering Article 50.

What is the main concern regarding Parliament's involvement in triggering Article 50?

• The role of the Prime Minister in the process

• The economic impact of triggering Article 50

• Whether Parliament should have a say in the process

• The timeline for triggering Article 50

What was the primary decision made by the referendum?

• To improve living standards

• To leave the European Union

• To increase trade with Europe

• To reform the European Union

What does the Labour Party's acceptance of the referendum result imply?

• They will block Article 50

• They will negotiate new trade deals

• They will not block Article 50

• They will hold a second referendum

What is a three-line whip in the context of the Labour Party's decision?

• A strict instruction to vote a certain way

• A type of parliamentary debate

• A method of counting votes

• A strategy to delay the vote

What is the Labour Party's stance on the future relationship with the European Union?

• To rejoin the European Union

• To maintain the status quo

• To cut all ties with the European Union

• To have a different relationship