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BACKBENCH SPECIALIZATION — A STUDY IN PARLIAMENTARY QUESTIONS

Parliamentary Affairs, 1973
Specialization by backbenchers in Parliament has long been accepted as a truism: with the consequence that "there has been no comprehensive examination of specialization in the House of Commons."1 Only recently have demands for the study of specialization been heard in Britain.8 Yet, whilst British academics have been talking of such a study, American ...
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Members of Parliament and Agencies: Parliamentary Questions

1995
This chapter seeks to illuminate the debate over the implications for ‘accountability’ of the Next Steps Initiative by an examination of the debate in Parliament over the delegation, by Ministers, of responsibility for answering certain parliamentary questions for written answer to the chief executives of executive agencies.
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Analysing and Visualising Parliamentary Questions: A Linked Data Approach

2018
In many national parliaments, Members can exercise a basic Parliamentary function of holding the Executive to account by submitting Questions to Government Ministers. In certain parliaments, Members also have the faculty of either requesting a written answer or an oral one.
Charlie Abela, Joel Azzopardi
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Rhetoric and Parliamentary Leadership – Prime Minister’s Questions

2014
Prime Minister’s Questions (PMQs) is the most conspicuous of a variety of rhetorical events — speeches from the throne, formal debates, ministerial statements, select committee hearings, points of order, prayers — which collectively constitute the proceedings of the UK Parliament.
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Parliamentary questions as a control mechanism in coalition governments

West European Politics, 2020
Daniel Höhmann, Ulrich Sieberer
exaly  

From the parliamentary watchdog to the digital watchdog: parliamentary oversight through parliamentary questions in the social media era

Online Information Review
Purpose The primary objective of this research is to investigate agenda-setting theory in relation to social media. The assessment was carried out through an analysis of the sources of parliamentary questions raised during Knesset sessions (Israel's parliament).
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