Which of these does not apply to the House of Commons?

Which MP in the House of Commons traditionally has their seat uncontested at elections?

Which of these branches of Government is the House of Commons part of?

What is meant by the term “Father/Mother of the House”?

What is the name given to the first speech made by a new MP?

What is the name given to a vote in the House of Commons without the involvement of party whips?

Which of these persons has the responsibility to maintain security in the House of Commons?

Which of these is not a role undertaken by backbench MPs?

What collective name is given to opposition spokespeople?

Which group of people choose the Speaker of the House of Commons?

Which name is given to an MP who is not a spokesperson for their party?

What term is used for MPs who vote against their party?

What term is used for those who persuade other MPs within their party to vote in line with party policy?

The Fixed Term Parliament Act limited parliaments to how many years?

What name is given to MPs who do not belong to a political party?

What is the formal name for a vote being called in the House of Commons?

For what do the initials “MP” stand?

What name is given to the numerical advantage, in terms of MPs, that the government has?

Traditionally, what is the name for the advice sessions run by MPs in their constituency?

What is the formal name for a vote being called in an attempt to change government?

Which of these does not apply to the House of Lords

The state opening of Parliament takes place in which location?

Which of these words best describes Parliament?

Traditionally, where does the largest party not in government sit in relation to the government in the House of Commons?