In a press conference at Number 10 Westbridge this evening, the Prime Minister issued a lengthy statement and responded to queries from the media and public.
In response to a question asked by the BBC, the Prime Minister said that he intends to remove the media licensing restrictions as soon as possible, with a new bill being proposed to the Commons next weekend, with the intention of removing these licensing regulations.
Funding set to face increase in next budget
The Prime Minister said he “remains committed” to supporting the national broadcaster, the British Broadcasting Corporation, “wherever possible”.
The statement was made following a question regarding the upcoming budget, in which he has pledged a record fund of 1000 Robux towards the Corporation.
The Prime Minister also pledged increased funding in the Home Office, with a new allocation being set aside to reward new-joiners at the discretion of service command members.
A shaded future for the Ministry of Justice
In his speech, the Prime Minister abruptly avoided the topic of the Ministry of Justice, saying “I hate MOJ”.
With this statement in mind, members of the judicial sector will now be anxiously awaiting to review the budget.
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