UK politics has become something of a pantomime, a spectacle rather than a serious arena where critical national issues are addressed with the gravity and precision they deserve. During Prime Minister's Question Time, British citizens expect straightforward, transparent exchanges where the Prime Minister answers questions directly from the Leader of the Opposition. However, what we often witness instead are evasive responses, non-answers, and unrelated remarks. This undermines the very foundation of our democracy and leaves the public disillusioned with the political process.

This petition calls for a reform in Prime Minister's Question Time, where the Prime Minister MUST give direct answers to the Leader of the Opposition's queries with a simple yes, no, or "I don't know," followed by a concise explanation. This would eliminate the political theatre and restore dignity and accountability. We propose that the Leader of the House should act as the judge of unanswered questions, ensuring each is addressed aptly and preventing evasion.

The importance of direct communication in politics cannot be understated. It fosters transparency and trust, ensuring that citizens are informed and engaged. Currently, evasion and spin detract from the substantive issues at hand, leaving the public without answers and with diminished faith in their leaders.

Audit any answered questions and allow the public to hold the Prime Minister accountable when questions are avoided or inadequately answered. This will uphold a more honest and direct communication between our leaders and the public they serve.

By signing this petition, you join a movement to enhance accountability in the UK political system, demanding that our leaders respect and respond directly to queries from the opposition. Let us stand together for a more informed and empowered electorate, and a return of serious and substantive political discourse.