2024年1月12日 · Prime Minister's Question Time, also referred to as PMQs, gives MPs the chance to question the Prime Minister. PMQs takes place at midday every Wednesday when …

Question Time is an opportunity for MPs and Members of the House of Lords to question government ministers about matters for which they are responsible. These questions are …

Tickets are not required for general debates. Tickets are required for Prime Minister's Questions and you can request tickets in advance for Ministerial Question Time. On most days you can …

Prime Minister's Questions (PMQs) in the Commons Chamber is a ticketed event which takes place every Wednesday at 12 noon. Tickets are free of charge and are available only to UK …

Question Time for ministers take about an hour in the Commons and up to 30 minutes in the Lords. Parliamentary calendar: Find out what's on UK residents can contact their MP to …

Question Time begins when the Speaker calls the MP whose question is listed first on the Order Paper. The MP simply stands up and says “Number One, Mr Speaker”, as the text of the …

The Prime Minister answers questions from MPs in the House of Commons every sitting Wednesday from 12.00pm until the end of Question Time at 12.30pm. About Parliament: …

Question Time takes place in the first hour of business each day. The government is required to answer parliamentary written questions. From the 2014-15 session onwards all written …

Any MP who wishes to ask a departmental question, or a question to the Prime Minister, must submit their question in advance using an online system called MemberHub. The deadline for …

Oral questions not answered during Question Time. Questions originally tabled for oral answer that do not get answered at oral question time are submitted to the government department as …