MPs debate Queen's Speech: Day 2 - Home Affairs and Justice
28 May 2015
In the second day of debate on the Queen's Speech in the House of Commons on Thursday 28 May 2015, MPs debated those aspects of the speech relating to Home Affairs and Justice.
The debate was opened by Secretary of State for the Home Department, Theresa May. Yvette Cooper, Shadow Secretary of State for the Home Department responded on behalf of the Opposition.
- Watch Parliament TV: day two of the debate on the Queen’s Speech
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Debate on the Address: Day 2
Following the first day of general debate on the Queen's Speech, there are five days of debate on specific topics. On the second day of debate MPs discussed Home Affairs and Justice.
Further debate on different aspects of the Queen's Speech will proceed over the next four sitting days as follows:
- Monday 1 June - Britain in the World
- Tuesday 2 June - Health and Social Care
- Wednesday 3 June - Devolution and Growth across Britain
- Thursday 4 June - The Economy
The Queen's Speech
Her Majesty the Queen delivered the Speech in the Lords Chamber outlining the Government's legislative programme for the parliamentary year ahead on Wednesday 27 May 2015. Watch the Queen's Speech and follow five days of debate on the contents of the Speech in Parliamentary news.
- Parliament News: State Opening of Parliament 2015
- Parliament News: MPs debate the 2015 Queen's speech
- Find out more about the State Opening of Parliament
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