Johnson Deflects Attacks, Says Wait for Party Inquiry

The transcript covers a parliamentary debate where the Prime Minister is questioned about a party held on May 20th. He apologizes for any misjudgments but insists on waiting for an inquiry's results. The opposition challenges his defense, questioning his awareness of the event's nature. The discussion also touches on legal justifications and the opposition's actions. The Prime Minister is accused of wasting time, with the inquiry being the focal point of the debate.

What did the speaker imply about the relevance of the questions being asked in the House?

What was the speaker's stance on the inquiry and its implications for the Prime Minister?