Parliament Suspension Starts After Johnson's Election Bid Fails

The video discusses the prorogation of the UK Parliament and Prime Minister Boris Johnson's failed attempt to call a snap election. Johnson faces challenges in gaining support for his Brexit plan, which may require him to request an extension from the EU. Only 293 lawmakers supported his call for an early election, far short of the required 434 votes. Parliament also voted to demand government transparency on its plans and communications regarding the suspension of Parliament and a no-deal Brexit. Despite this, officials at 10 Downing Street have refused to release some documents. Parliament is set to reconvene on October 14th, leaving limited time to approve or reject a Brexit deal.

What is the term used for the formal end of Parliament between sessions?

• Dissolution

• Adjournment

• Recess

• Prorogation

Why did Boris Johnson fail in his attempt to call a snap election?

• The European Union rejected his proposal.

• The public protested against it.

• He did not have enough support from lawmakers.

• The Queen did not approve it.

What was the required number of votes for an early election that Johnson failed to achieve?

• 350 votes

• 500 votes

• 434 votes

• 293 votes

What did Members of Parliament vote to force the government to publish?

• Private messages and plans about Parliament suspension

• The Brexit deal

• The Prime Minister's speeches

• The election results

When is Parliament scheduled to reconvene?

• September 30th

• November 1st

• October 14th

• October 31st