U.K. Speaker John Bercow: Parliament to `Resume' Tomorrow

The transcript discusses a judgment declaring the prorogation of Parliament unlawful, as it hindered Parliament's duties. The House of Commons is instructed to resume business, with specific procedures outlined. Communication with party leaders is emphasized, and details on parliamentary sessions are provided.

What was the nature of the judgment regarding the prorogation of Parliament?

• It was conditional and disputed.

• It was ambiguous and qualified.

• It was unanimous, unambiguous, and unqualified.

• It was partial and unclear.

Why was the prorogation of Parliament considered unlawful?

• It was done without the Queen's consent.

• It was supported by only one political party.

• It was announced without prior notice.

• It prevented Parliament from performing its core duties.

What actions were instructed by the speaker for the House of Commons?

• To prepare for the resumption of business.

• To hold a public referendum.

• To delay all parliamentary activities.

• To dissolve Parliament immediately.

What will not be possible due to notification requirements?

• Organizing a state banquet.

• Conducting a Prime Minister's Questions session.

• Holding a public rally.

• Issuing a new law.

What parliamentary activities will be allowed despite the notification requirements?

• None, all activities are postponed.

• Urgent questions, ministerial statements, and emergency debates.

• Only Prime Minister's Questions.

• Only legislative voting.