Questions about Prime Minister's Questions

When do Opposition MPs and MPs from the PM’s party question the Prime Minister about government plans and policies?

• Every Monday at 10:00

• Every Wednesday at 12:30

• Every Friday at 14:00

• Every Thursday at 11:00

In January 2024, what issue did Keir Starmer ask about three times in one session?

• Education policies

• Healthcare reforms

• Loss of contact with 85% of the 5,000 people earmarked for removal to Rwanda

• Economic strategies

What is one benefit of the Prime Minister’s Questions being televised live?

• It allows the public to see the PM being held accountable

• It helps the PM avoid scrutiny

• It reduces the number of questions asked

• It shortens the session time

What is one reason why PMQ provides weak scrutiny?

• It lasts for 60 minutes.

• It allows all MPs to ask questions.

• It does not allow time for in-depth responses.

• The PM knows the questions beforehand.

How is the PM usually prepared for PMQ?

• The PM knows the questions beforehand.

• The PM is briefed on what to expect and has rehearsed answers.

• The PM is not allowed to prepare.

• The PM is given the questions in advance.

What has PMQ turned into according to the text?

• A detailed and thorough discussion.

• A media show where the PM tries to score points against opponents.

• A session where all MPs can ask questions.

• An in-depth scrutiny session.

Who needs to approve bills proposed by the government in the House of Commons?

• The Prime Minister

• The Queen

• MPs

• The House of Lords

What happens if a majority of MPs vote against a proposed bill?

• The bill is immediately passed

• The bill is prevented from proceeding

• The bill is sent to the Queen for approval

• The bill is sent to the House of Lords for approval

In 2019, how many MPs voted to reject Theresa May’s Brexit deal?

• 432

• 202

• 500

• 300

What does the rejection of Theresa May’s Brexit deal in 2019 demonstrate?

• How parliament can pass popular bills

• How parliament can stop unpopular bills

• How the Prime Minister can override parliament

• How the Queen can approve bills