Prime ministers Questions is a policy in the UK which allows the parliament to ask the Prime minister questions for a half hour period every week. This forces the Prime minister to justify governmental policies, and also helps to prevent the gridlock caused by lack of communication that has prevented progress in this country. This policy would allow the Congress to ask the President, or the Vice president were the president absent, questions that could address issues that the administration must deal with. This is especially pertinent in recent days, given the Rand Paul filibuster and similar issues regarding drone policy.
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