Summary
King Charles III will deliver the King's Speech in Parliament on May 13, outlining the government's legislative plans. This event will occur shortly after local elections in England, Scotland, and Wales on May 7. The speech marks the start of a new parliamentary session.
Key Facts
- King Charles III will deliver the King's Speech in Parliament on May 13.
- The speech will outline the government's legislative plans for the new session.
- Local elections in England, Scotland, and Wales are scheduled for May 7.
- More than 50 bills have been passed since the current session began in July 2024.
- The speech occurs during the ceremonial state opening of Parliament.
- The government's plans include improving renters' rights and changing planning laws.
- Bills need to complete all legislative stages to become law or start over in the next session.
- The speech is written by the government but read by the Monarch.
