The Queen's Speech

The Queen’s Speech is an official address delivered by the monarch of the United Kingdom during a special session of Parliament, typically at the State Opening. It outlines the government's planned laws and priorities for the upcoming year, reflecting its agenda and policies. The speech is written by the government and delivered by the Queen to inform Parliament and the public about their legislative and strategic goals. While the Queen herself does not choose the content, her reading signifies the formal commencement of parliamentary proceedings and the government's policy intentions.