King Charles will deliver his first speech at the State Opening of Parliament where he will reveal the government's legislative agenda.
King Charles will outline the new legislation the government plans to implement over the next year in his first speech since his coronation.It will take place from 11:30am in the House of Lords at the State Opening of Parliament.The speech is written by the government for the King to read out. It formally states the legislative plans of the government to the public and parliamentarians.
Football regulator: The government is planning to set up an independent body to govern the top five English football leagues. The move to create an 'Ofwat for football' has cross-party support.Leasehold reform: Ministers have also confirmed that the speech will include a bill to phase out leaseholds in England and Wales. All new houses will have to be sold as freehold properties.Self-driving cars: Driverless cars and buses have been given the green light by the government.
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