CLEAN : British parliament to resume on Wednesday: speaker (2)

The transcript discusses a Supreme Court judgment declaring the prorogation of Parliament unlawful as it hindered Parliament's duties during a crucial time. It outlines the implications for parliamentary procedures, including the absence of Prime Minister's Questions but availability for urgent questions and debates.

What characteristics did the speaker attribute to the Supreme Court's judgment?

• Divided, clear, and conditional

• Unanimous, unambiguous, and unqualified

• Unanimous, ambiguous, and qualified

• Unanimous, unclear, and unqualified

Why was the prorogation of Parliament deemed unlawful?

• It was supported by the opposition

• It was done without the Queen's consent

• It was announced too late

• It prevented Parliament from fulfilling its core duties

What was the critical time mentioned in relation to the unlawful prorogation?

• A crucial time for the country

• A time of national celebration

• A time of international peace

• A period of economic stability

What will not be possible following the judgment?

• Holding a general election

• Prime Minister's Questions

• Passing new legislation

• Conducting a public referendum

What opportunities will be available despite the absence of Prime Minister's Questions?

• Public protests and rallies

• Ministerial statements and emergency debates

• International conferences

• New policy announcements