Research Briefing
2024 King’s Speech: progress of legislation
What progress did bills announced in the 2024 King's Speech make in the first session of the 2024 Parliament?
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What progress did bills announced in the 2024 King's Speech make in the first session of the 2024 Parliament?
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There will be a general debate on the legacy of Jo Cox, in the Chamber of the House of Commons, on 11 June 2026.
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This act increased the number of ministers who are entitled to receive a ministerial salary from 109 to 120.
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The carry-over of public bills allows government bills to complete their passage over two parliamentary sessions.
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The Client Board has proposed preparatory building works before a decision on how to proceed with restoration and renewal of the Palace of Westminster in 2030.
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Two external members serve on the House of Commons Commission. They are appointed by resolution of the House of Commons.
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What is the procedure for recalling Parliament, when has Parliament been recalled recently and can the devolved legislatures be recalled?
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An overview of the current Modernisation Committee, established in 2024, and the work of the previous Modernisation Committee, which sat from 1997 to 2010.
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The Liaison Committee has held oral evidence sessions with the Prime Minister since 2002.
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This page links to Library briefings on MPs’ pay and expenses published since 2001.
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This briefing looks at MPs' pay and expenses and how they are determined. It reports salary levels and budget limits for MPs' expenses since 2010.
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Responsibility for determining the subjects of Estimate Day debates transferred to the Backbench Business Committee from the Liaison Committee in February 2026.
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Recall allows voters to remove an elected representative between elections by signing a petition. This briefing explains how UK recall petitions work.
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When an MP defects to another party, this is called 'crossing the floor'. Crossing the floor does not usually trigger a by-election in the MP's constituency.
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What does "taking control of the Order paper" mean? Why is it difficult?
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