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The speaker discusses the task assigned by the FCC to form the next government under a new constitution. They address accusations of supporting apartheid, emphasizing individual freedom instead. The speaker also talks about maintaining friendly relations with other African territories, acknowledging the challenges of sustaining the federation under current conditions.

What task was assigned to the speaker by the FCC?

• To dissolve the current government

• To form the next government under the new constitution

• To draft a new constitution

• To organize a national election

How does the speaker respond to the accusation of supporting apartheid?

• By emphasizing the importance of individual freedom of choice

• By denying any knowledge of apartheid

• By agreeing with the accusation

• By stating that apartheid is a form of legal segregation

What is the speaker's approach to relationships with other African territories?

• To impose their governance on them

• To maintain friendly relationships and work together for mutual benefits

• To isolate from them

• To ignore their existence

What challenge does the speaker acknowledge regarding the federation?

• The difficulty in maintaining it under current conditions

• The need for more international support

• The lack of resources to support it

• The opposition from other territories

What is the speaker's view on breaking up the federation?

• They have considered it multiple times

• They believe it is inevitable

• They have never thought about it

• They are actively working towards it