Gordon Brown - Leaders’ Debate
Thursday, November 19th, 2009
The Labour Party is asking the public what questions they would like asked in the televised debates to be held ahead of the general election.
Members of the public can have their say on what questions should be asked, as well as their views of the format of the debates, by visiting labour.org.uk/the-leaders-debate
Gordon Brown has recently announced that he will take part in a televised leaders debate ahead of the general election and also called for Ministers and opposition ministers to debate the issues in a series of debates on television and radio.
Labour’s Leader, Gordon Brown, said:
“It is right that we set the issues before the British people. Others can work out the details but what’s important for the country is that there is a wide ranging series of television and radio debates with party leaders that are also able to devote attention to the central issues that matter to families: the economy, public services, how we strengthen our communities, and how we work with the rest of the world.
“It is right that there will be a strong focus on the leaders’ debates and it is right that in a Cabinet system of government that ministers and opposition ministers also debate the issues in a series of debates on television and radio too.
“I relish the opportunity of making our case directly to the people of this country.”
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