PM 'happy' to face parliamentary investigation into whether he misled MPs about partygate

The transcript discusses the Prime Minister's willingness to face inquiries and allow MPs to vote freely. An amendment was tabled to ensure Sue Grey's report and the Metropolitan Police investigations proceed without delay. The Prime Minister has apologized for past actions and wishes he could have acted differently.

What is the Prime Minister's position regarding the inquiries Parliament may conduct?

• He is opposed to any inquiries.

• He is open to any inquiries Parliament deems necessary.

• He will enforce party discipline on the vote.

• He has not expressed any opinion on the matter.

What was the purpose of the amendment tabled by the government?

• To ensure Sue Grey can complete and publish her report without delay.

• To delay the publication of Sue Grey's report.

• To reject the Labour motion outright.

• To prevent the Metropolitan Police from concluding their investigations.

What is the government's stance on the Labour motion?

• They are against it under all circumstances.

• They plan to propose a counter-motion.

• They are willing to accept it if it reflects the House's will.

• They have not considered it at all.

How has the Prime Minister responded to the events that have occurred?

• He has ignored them completely.

• He has blamed others for the events.

• He has expressed satisfaction with the outcomes.

• He has repeatedly apologized and expressed regret.

What does the Prime Minister wish he could do regarding past events?

• He wishes he could have accelerated the events.

• He wishes he could have done things differently.

• He wishes he could have done more of the same.

• He wishes he could have ignored the events.