Charles III presented his first programme of work in fifteen years, during the King's Speech.

Charles III became president, passed on July 17, the discours du roi, the first ceramic ring, or the launch of the program of public transportation, the first in the Queen, after the Victorian Labor and Legislative Program on July 4. United kingdom. The Throne Speech, or King's Speech, is delivered by the king but written by the government. This is an opportunity for the ruling party to define its priorities in Westminster.

New Prime Minister Keir Starmer announced 39 bills in the speech in areas including renewable energy, homebuilding, workers’ rights, railways, artificial intelligence and cybersecurity. That compares with the 21 proposed by former Prime Minister Rishi Sunak in the Conservatives’ last policy manifesto, presented to King Charles III in November 2023.

Among the many measures announced by the King, the British government promised to evaluate them. “independently” The budgets he will provide to ensure this. “economic stability” From the state. “Any significant change in taxes and spending will be subject to independent evaluation.”he added. In the fall of 2022, then-prime minister Liz Truss sent financial markets into a tailspin with unfunded tax cuts.

Mr Starmer has confirmed he wants to create a new security force. “Anti-Terrorism Forces” to fight against “organized crime” In cases of illegal immigration. This created “Border Security Command” Aims to “to strengthen” Combating smugglers, who have allowed around 90,000 migrants to reach the UK since 2022 by crossing the Channel in small boats, often putting their lives at risk.

With regard to the European Union, the Prime Minister wishes to “redefinition” Relations between the United Kingdom and its allies “European partners” And “Improving trade and investment relations” With the organisation. Furthermore, the Labour government intends to remove nearly a hundred hereditary members from the House of Lords.