Part of Oral Answers to Questions — Leader of the House – in the House of Commons at 9:30 am on 28 February 2013.
Tom Brake
The Deputy Leader of the House of Commons
9:30,
28 February 2013
Clearly, the Government are keen to make use of technology and would be very open to the idea of using it to provide written Ministerial Statements as early as possible. We would be very interested in pursuing that.
Ministerial statements are made after questions and urgent questions, before the main business of the day. A minister speaks on behalf of the government to present its views to Parliament. Statements can be on any subject ranging from a new policy announcement to an important national or international event or crisis.
Ministerial statements are made after questions and urgent questions, before the main business of the day. A minister speaks on behalf of the government to present its views to Parliament. Statements can be on any subject ranging from a new policy announcement to an important national or international event or crisis.
