Boris Johnson Gets Backlash For Suspending Parliament

Boris Johnson faces criticism for his plan to prorogue Parliament, limiting time to pass legislation against a no-deal Brexit. Opposition parties, led by Jeremy Corbyn, plan to introduce legislation and a no-confidence motion to prevent this. Legal actions in Scotland aim to delay prorogation. Proroguing Parliament resets pending legislation and is decided by the Queen, not subject to parliamentary review.

What is the main criticism faced by Minister Boris Johnson regarding his plan?

What is the significance of the term 'propagation' in the context of Parliament?

How could the proposed legislation by opposition parties affect Johnson's Brexit plans?

What are the implications of proroguing Parliament for pending legislation?

Who has the authority to decide when Sessions of Parliament begin or end?