Questions to the Prime Minister?

Yes!

Mr Nigel Adam

Question number one, Mr Speaker.

Thank you Mr. Speaker.

This morning I had meetings with ministerial colleagues and others

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

Thank you, Mr. Speaker.

On her 21st birthday in 1947, a young woman declared that her whole life, whether long

or short, would be dedicated to the service of our nation.

Nobody, Mr. Speaker, could possibly argue that Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth II,

has done anything other than fulfill her promise to the nation with dignity and grace.

People across the country will be marking the Queen's birthday, 90th birthday, tomorrow

in many different ways.

Many honourable and right honourable members will have joined the WI in the Clean for the Queen

initiative tidying up our neighbourhoods.

Some will be raising a small glass and many will be having a proper knees up tomorrow, Mr. Speaker.

So when the Prime Minister next has an audience with the Queen,

will he pass on my best wishes and those of the whole House to our remarkable monarch and long may she reign.

I'm very glad, very glad my honourable friend has raised this. I will certainly pass on

his best wishes and best wishes from right across Yorkshire. Tomorrow is an important

landmark not only for Her Majesty the Queen but also for our country and for the Commonwealth

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