The Queen Of England Read Out The Government'S Policy Syllabus That It Will Complete "Off Europe" By January 31St Next Year.

19, local time, the queen of England attended the opening ceremony of the new parliament and delivered a speech. She said that the most important task of the British government is to complete the "off Europe" by January 31st next year, and to establish a new relationship with the EU.

According to the Broadcasting British Corporation (BBC), the opening ceremony of the 19 day parliament did not take place in the past. The queen arrived at the parliament building from Buckingham Palace by car instead of carriage. The speech was read by the queen, but the draftsman was the British government. Reuters has previously reported that the Conservative Party has promised to complete "off Europe" and formulate new laws on medical, judicial and education for the first 100 days after winning the election, and proposes a tax reduction plan in the budget. BBC said that in her speech on Thursday, the queen read more than 30 bills promoted by the British government, of which 7 were about "off Europe", involving trade, agriculture, fisheries, immigration, financial services and international law. In addition to "off Europe", the queen said that increasing financial support for public health services is a priority for the Johnson administration.

Singapore's Lianhe Zaobao said that in the new laws, Johnson's success in the fight against the European Union, but has yet to be approved by parliament, the new EU agreement act is the focus of attention. The British Parliament will vote on the bill on the 20 th. The bill stipulates that Britain will leave the EU in January 31st next year, and the 11 months' transition period will remain unchanged, and the two sides will negotiate new trade agreements during this period.

BBC reported that critics believe that the "transition from Europe" to the same period of transition, adding to the United Kingdom in the absence of a trade agreement with the EU, "hard to remove Europe" possibility. Senior EU leaders such as Baniya, the EU's chief European representative, have expressed doubts about whether Britain and Europe can reach an agreement during the transition period. But British cabinet minister Goff insisted that Britain and Europe were committed to ensuring agreement reached by the end of 2020.