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To: Speaker of the House of Commons
Improve the conduct of the Prime Minister at PMQs
Please discourage David Cameron the Prime Minister of our great country from tarnishing his office by using the despatch box to administer insults to other members of the House of Commons during PMQs.
Further please establish a convention that when the Prime Minister is asked a closed question at PMQs that requires a specific factual answer such as a statistic that the Prime Minister provides the answer. If the Prime Minister does not know the answer then he may of course admit that to the House and submit the answer in writing at a later date.
Further please establish a convention that when the Prime Minister is asked a closed question at PMQs that requires a specific factual answer such as a statistic that the Prime Minister provides the answer. If the Prime Minister does not know the answer then he may of course admit that to the House and submit the answer in writing at a later date.
Why is this important?
Having watched PMQs for decades, today, 24th Feburary 2016, underlined what a farce it has become. The Prime Minister has now fallen so low as to mock the way people dress. Although this may be common behaviour on the playing fields of Eaton, it completely debases his high office and our great country.
Despite some wonderful innovations from the leader of the opposition, Jeremy Corbyn, the Prime Ministers behaviour has worsened, and he continues as he did in 2010 to not answer straight questions to which the British public deserve straight answers. There seens to be a misconception from the Prime Minster that PMQs is a time for levity whereas it performs an essential constitutional function for British citizens to get information directly from the Prime Minister. In short it is time the Prime Minister grew up and lived up to his responsibilities to the people of Great Britain.
Despite some wonderful innovations from the leader of the opposition, Jeremy Corbyn, the Prime Ministers behaviour has worsened, and he continues as he did in 2010 to not answer straight questions to which the British public deserve straight answers. There seens to be a misconception from the Prime Minster that PMQs is a time for levity whereas it performs an essential constitutional function for British citizens to get information directly from the Prime Minister. In short it is time the Prime Minister grew up and lived up to his responsibilities to the people of Great Britain.
