英国首相卡梅伦辞职演讲(英文稿)

Good morning everyone.

The

country

has

just

taken

part

in

a

giant

democratic

exercise

,

perhaps

the

biggest

in

our

history.

Over

33

million

people

from

England,

Scotland,Wales,

Northern

Ireland

and

Gibraltar

have

all

had

their

say.

We

should

be

proud

the

fact

that

in

these

islands

we

trust

the

people

with

these

big

decisions,

we

not

only

have

a

parliamentary

democracy

but

on

questions

about

the

arrangements

for

how

we

’

ve

governed,

there

are

times

when

it

is

right

to ask the people themselves, and that is w

hat we have done.

The

British

people

have

voted

to

leave

the

European

Union,

and

their

will

must

be

respected. I want to thank every one who took part in campaign on my side of the argument,

including

all

those

who

put

aside

party

differences,

to

speak

i

n

what

they

believed

was

the

national

interest.

And

let

me

congratulate

all

those

who

took

part

in

the

“

Leave

Campaign

”

for

the

spirited

and

passionate

case

they

made.

The

will

of

the

British

people

is

an

instruction

that

must

be

delivered .

It

was

not

a

d

ecision

that

was

taken

lightly,

not

least

because

so

many

thing

were

said

by

many

different

organizations

about

the

significance

of

this decision. So there can be no doubt about the result.

Across

the

world

people

have

been

watching

the

choice

that

Brito

n

has

made.

I

would

reassure

those

markets

and

investors

that

Britain

’

s

economy

is

fundamentally

strong.

And

I

would

also

reassure

the

Brits

in

the

European

countries

and

European

citizens

living

here

that

there

would

be

no

immediate

changes

in

your

circum

stances,there

will

be

no

initial

change

in

the

way

our

people

can

travel,

in

the

way

our

goods

can

move

or

the

way

our

services

can be

sold. We

must

now prepare for a negotiation with

the European

Union. This

will

need

to

involve

full

engagement

of

the

Scottish,

Welsh

and

Northern

Ireland

governments

to

ensure

that

the

interests

of

all

parts

of

our

United

Kingdom

are

protected

and advanced. But above all, this will require strong, determined and committed leadership.

I

am

very

proud

and

very

honored

to

be

Prime

Minister

of

this

country

for

six

years.

I

believe

we

’

ve

made

great

steps

with

more

people

in

work

than

ever

before

in

our

history,with

reforms

to

welfare

and

education,

increasing

people

’

s

life

chances,

building

a

bigger

and

stronger

society,

keepin

g

our

promises

to

the

poorest

people

in

the

world,

and

enabling

those

who

love

each

other

to

get

married

whatever

their

sexuality.

But

above

all

restoring

Britain

’

s

economic

strength.

And

I

am

grateful

to

everyone

who

’

s

helped

to

make

that happen.

I

have

also

always

believed

that

we

have

to

confront

big

decisions,

not

doubt

them.

That

is

why

we

deliveredthe

firstcoalition

government

in

seventy

years

to

bring

our

economy

back

from the brink.

It is why we

delivered a fair, legal

and decisive referendum in S

cotland. And

it

’

s

why

I

made

the

pledge

to

renegotiate

Britain

’

s

position

in

the

European

Union

and

to

hold

the

referendum

on

our

membership

and

have

carried

those

things

out.

I

fought

this

campaign

in

the

only

way

I

know

how

which

is

to

say

directly

and

p

assionately

what

I

think

and

feel

head,

heart

and

soul.

I

held

nothing

back.

I

was

absolutely

clear

about

my

belief

that the British is stronger safer and better off in

side the European Union. And I made clear

the

referendum

was

about

this

and

this

alone

not

the

future

of

any

single

politician

including myself.