Sir Ed Davey says Sunak should call election on May 2 rather than 'clinging on to power'

The transcript discusses public frustration with the delay in calling a general election and criticizes the Prime Minister, Rishi Sunak, for holding onto the power to call elections. It proposes a new law to transfer this power from the Prime Minister to Parliament, suggesting a general election be held on May 2nd.

What is the public's sentiment towards the delay in calling a general election?

• They are satisfied with the delay.

• They are indifferent.

• They are unaware of the delay.

• They are frustrated and want change.

What is the current Prime Minister, Rishi Sunak, hoping for?

• A new law to be passed.

• An early retirement.

• A favorable turn of events.

• Support from the opposition.

What is the proposed change regarding the power to call a general election?

• It should be decided by a committee.

• It should be transferred to Parliament.

• It should be given to the public.

• It should remain with the Prime Minister.

When is the proposed date for the general election?

• April 1st

• May 2nd

• July 20th

• June 15th

Who currently has the power to call a general election?

• The Prime Minister

• The Electoral Commission

• The Supreme Court

• The Parliament