Latest updates: Berry says 19% asked for by nursing union is too high but compromise position is essential
The last Queen’s speech, which marked the opening of the 2022-23 session of parliament and which set out the legislation to be passed, took place in May. Parliamentary sessions normally last a year, and so the next one, the king’s speech, had been expected around Easter. But, according to Emilio Casalicchio in his London Playbook briefing, it is being delayed. Casalichio says:
King Charles will have to wait to give his first speech setting out the government’s coming agenda in parliament, after ministers decided to extend the current session. The Commons is usually reset in the spring, but Sunak has decided to put the renewal back to the autumn, meaning the current session could even continue until November 2023. “This is to make sure we have the time we need to deliver the PM’s ambitious agenda,” a government official explained. The thinking appears to be that too much time was lost over the summer — when the Johnson government distracted itself to destruction. But it means Sunak will govern for about 12 months without a King’s Speech.
The problem with this development is, if you work in Aldi in Rawtenstall or Asda in Rawtenstall in my constituency, and you had allegations like this against you, you would be suspended pending investigation.
And I think it’s quite a hard line from the government to maintain there are now eight allegations in relation to unacceptable behaviour in the workplace – which are denied by Dominic Raab – and they haven’t taken any further action than setting up some independent panel which I don’t think anybody, including me, really understands.
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