Business Questions to the Leader of the House

Leader of the House announces next week's business

Business Questions to the Leader of the House is a weekly Commons procedure in which backbench MPs pose questions about the government's legislative schedule, parliamentary timetable, and business management. Sir Alan Campbell, the Labour Leader of the House, will field questions about forthcoming business, adjournment arrangements, and procedural matters. These questions allow MPs to raise concerns about government priorities, the pace of legislation, and how parliamentary time is being allocated.

This is a procedural business item with limited direct policy impact. It serves an accountability function, allowing backbenchers to scrutinise how the government manages Commons time and prioritises its legislative agenda. The answers shape what legislation reaches debate and when, indirectly affecting the passage of all bills and motions.