Order. Questions to the Prime Minister?

Chris Law.

Number one, Mr. Speaker.

The Prime Minister.

Mr. Speaker, this morning I had meetings with ministerial colleagues and others.

In addition to my duties in this House, I shall have further such meetings later today.

Chris Law.

A very happy new year to you Mr Speaker and I'd

like to extend that to everyone in this House. It has been over six months since the European

referendum. Embarrassingly for the Prime Minister, the Scottish Government is the only

administration on these islands that have published a plan on what to do next.

Has the Prime Minister read it yet?

Has the Prime Minister read it yet?

And when will she be publishing her own plan?

Can I join the Honourable Gentleman in wishing everybody in the House, not only members, but all the

staff of the House, are very happy a new year? And can I say to him that I've, as I said to

the Liaison Committee, when I appeared in front of them before Christmas, I will, in a matter

of weeks, be setting out some more details of our proposals on this issue.

But I would like just to remind the Honourable Gentleman when he talks about the Scottish Government's plan

that of course it is his party, the Scottish Nationalist Party, that wants to leave the United Kingdom

and therefore leave the European Union.

Mark Minton.

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