Boris Johnson denies holding Queen's Speech to stop Brexit debate

The transcript discusses the upcoming Queen's Speech scheduled for October 14th, which will introduce a new legislative program. The Prime Minister plans to prorogue Parliament for several days, a move criticized as undemocratic. However, the Prime Minister argues that there will be ample time for MPs to debate Brexit and other issues. The new legislative program will focus on crime, hospitals, and education funding, ensuring sufficient time for parliamentary debate around the crucial October 17th Summit.

What is the purpose of the Queen's speech as announced by the Prime Minister?

• To discuss foreign relations

• To celebrate the Queen's birthday

• To announce a new tax policy

• To introduce new and important bills

Why do critics believe proroguing Parliament is problematic?

• It affects international trade

• It increases government spending

• It denies MPs time to debate Brexit

• It leads to a loss of jobs

How does the Prime Minister respond to the criticism of proroguing Parliament?

• By claiming there will be ample time for debate

• By stating it is necessary for national security

• By promising to extend the parliamentary session

• By agreeing with the critics

What areas are included in the new legislative program?

• Technology and innovation

• Sports and entertainment

• Crime, hospitals, and education funding

• Tourism and agriculture

What assurance does the Prime Minister give regarding parliamentary debate?

• Ample time will be provided for discussion

• There will be limited time for debate

• Debate will only occur after the Queen's speech

• Debate will be postponed indefinitely