U.K. Government To Prorogue Parliament For 6 Days

The UK's top court ruled that Prime Minister Boris Johnson acted unlawfully by suspending Parliament. Proroguing, a common practice to reset the parliamentary agenda, was extended unusually long by Johnson, sparking criticism that he aimed to silence opposition to his Brexit plan. Johnson now seeks a shorter suspension, with Parliament set to end on October 8th and reconvene on October 14th, pending the Queen's approval.

What was the reason given by the UK's top court for ruling against Boris Johnson's decision to suspend Parliament?

• It was a common practice for new Prime Ministers.

• The suspension was longer than usual.

• It was intended to reset the parliamentary agenda.

• It was a lawful decision.

What do critics believe was Boris Johnson's motive for suspending Parliament?

• To comply with the queen's request.

• To gain more time for Brexit negotiations.

• To prepare for a new parliamentary session.

• To silence lawmakers opposing his Brexit plan.

When does the government plan to end the current parliamentary session?

• November 1st

• October 31st

• October 8th

• October 14th

What event marks the start of the new parliamentary session?

• A parliamentary debate

• The Prime Minister's speech

• A vote of confidence

• The queen's speech

What is the next step for the suspension plan after the government's announcement?

• A court review

• A public referendum

• A parliamentary vote

• Approval by the queen