Whilst Ministers often try to avoid opposition questions, lying or providing misleading answers to Parliament is not permitted by the standing orders, and the resulting political outcry often results in that Minister being relieved of his position, and possibly suspended from the House.
The resulting political outcry could, and often does, result in that Minister being relieved of his position, and possibly suspended from the House. Whilst Ministers often try to avoid opposition questions, either lying or providing misleading answers to Parliament is not permitted by the standing orders.
Whilst Ministers often try to avoid opposition questions, either lying or providing misleading answers to Parliament is not permitted by the standing orders. The resulting political outcry could, and often does, result in that Minister being relieved of his position, and possibly suspended from the House.
Whilst Ministers often try to avoid opposition questions, either lying or providing misleading answers to Parliament is not permitted by the standing orders. The resulting political outcry could, and often does, result in that Minister being relieved of his position, and possibly suspended from the House.