Prime Minister's Questions

Prime Minister's Questions is a Parliamentary practice in the United Kingdom where every Wednesday when the House of Commons is sitting, the Prime Minister spends half an hour answering questions from MPs. In Canada this constitutional convention is known as Question Period and occurs both in the federal Parliament and in the provincial legislatures. In Australia and New Zealand the period is called Question Time. In the Scottish Parliament and National Assembly for Wales this practice is called First Minister's Questions. India's lower house has a Question Hour.

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United Kingdom - Wednesday - House of Commons - Prime Minister - MPs - Canada - Constitutional convention - Question Period - Australia - New Zealand - Question Time - Scottish Parliament - National Assembly for Wales - India - Lower house - Question Hour

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