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	Question Time - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Question Time is a section of proceedings in the Parliaments of the United Kingdom and several other countries which use the Westminster system, including Australia and New Zealand, and in Canada, where it is called Question Period.
		During Question Time, backbenchers (members of Parliament who are not Ministers), including members of the minority parties, ask questions of the government's Ministers, which they are obliged to answer.
		The Question is addressed to the portfolio of the Minister receiving the question, and the questioner must ask the question as written.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Question_Time (526 words)

	Question Time (television) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Question Time began with a panel of four guests, usually one member from each of the three major parties (Labour, the Conservatives, and the Liberal Democrats) and another public figure, for example non-governmental organisation directors, newspaper columnists, or religious leaders.
		Questions are taken from the audience before the programme goes on air, and the chairman picks some to put to the panel.
		In time of the G8 conference in Moscow, the will be a Question Time special from the city on the 30th March 2006 [1].
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Question_Time_(television) (1330 words)

	Clarence City Council - Public question time
		Subject to available time and in the event that no other persons seek to ask questions without notice at the meeting, the Chairperson may allow further questions from persons in the public gallery. (Note: this is in recognition of the discretion of the Chairperson provided for under Regulation 31(2)(b) in respect to questions without notice.
		If members of the public wish to ask a question but would prefer that their name or question were not recorded in the minutes, they may choose to ask a question without notice from the public gallery, as names and details of questions without notice will not be recorded.
		Questions without notice raised during public question time and the responses to them will not be minuted or recorded in any way.
	www.ccc.tas.gov.au /site/page.cfm?u=584 (1259 words)

	Rother District Council - Public Question Time
		Although questioners will be required to identify themselves at the meeting, they will not need to ask their questions which will have been circulated before the start of the meeting.
		The Chairman may ask the question on the questioner's behalf, indicate that a written reply will be given or decide, in the absence of the questioner, that the question will not be dealt with.
		Any question which cannot be dealt with during public question time, either because of lack of time or because of the non-attendance of the member of the Executive to whom it was to be put, will be dealt with by a written answer.
	www.rother.gov.uk /index.cfm?articleid=158 (855 words)

	Question Time, Noam Chomsky interviewed by Tim Adams (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		I start tentatively enough with a question about a remark he made recently in the New York Times about the fact that he continued to live in America, because it was 'the greatest country in the world'.
		That was a horrible time: the massive Kennedy terror operation against Cuba, the first attacks on Vietnam in 1962, the imposition of national security states in South America.
		Before my time is up, we talk about Bush's visit to Britain, and the suggestion in his book that the new Cold War will not be between America and another superpower, or between America and international terrorism, but between America and informed global public opinion.
	www.chomsky.info /interviews/20031130.htm (2755 words)

	BBC - TV - Programmes - Question Time in China (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Question Time is the premier political debating programme on television in the United Kingdom.
		Question Time routinely tours around the United Kingdom but has previously broadcast overseas editions including in the Middle East, in Australia and most recently in Miami, Florida ahead of the recent US presidential election.
		How refreshing to see the panellists and audience of Question Time this week so obviously exercising respect for the others by listening without wanting to butt in and not shaking their heads constantly about views that differ from their own.
	www.bbc.co.uk /tv/questiontimechina/index.shtml (3045 words)

	The Holocaust Bomb: A Question of Time
		In September of 2000, he was set free for time served, after a token guilty plea to one of the 59 counts and a promise to answer all questions.
		The mass may be several times larger than critical for a sphere, but because of shape, namely the high ratio of external surface area to volume, the uranium will avoid criticality until its detonation by implosion.
		This vexing question was ultimately resolved at a famous secret Princeton conference in June of 1951 where it was decided that "any thermonuclear device yielding very great energy" would meet the 1950 Truman directive, and qualify as an H-bomb.
	www.fas.org /sgp/eprint/morland.html (19378 words)

	LC: QUESTION TIME
		After some thought and a pack of skittles, I decided that, in a grand Daizenshuu EX fashion, I would open up a weekly question section, which is really only updated whenever someone writes me (cause it sure ain't on a weekly basis).
		QUESTION: I was wondering if you had any idea as to what KIND of machines, modifications, etc. were made to #17 and #18.
		There's only one obvious time that comes to mind in the present timeline where she laughs, and that's during her fight with Vejita in the Japanese version.
	www.lovelycyborg.com /ask.shtml (1779 words)

	occasion \| Houses of Parliament
		Perhaps the regular occasions of which the general public is most aware are the Queen's Speech at the State Opening of Parliament, and Prime Minister's question time, held every Wednesday when the House of Commons is sitting.
		Question time in the House of Commons is an important aspect of parliamentary control of Government, when issues and grievances are raised by MPs and information sought about the Government's plans.
		Prime Minister's question time is particularly important for the leaders of the main political parties as the way in which they handle questions is regarded as a key measure of their overall performance.
	www.parliament.uk /works/occasion.cfm#state (893 words)

	QUESTION TIME (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		You mentioned one time in concert that you have asthma I just wanted to know if it affects your singing or your life in any way and have you ever tried any alternative therapies.
		The Eternal Question - the live video debate rages on - personally I would love it - The 'Kelly' special for example - but right now the priority is the new album - Thanks for all your support.
		My question is, would you consider in the future, (as I know you're concentrating on your new material) releasing a live album, and also in the future, releasing an album of some of the cover versions you do in your shows which you have not (well, not that I know of!!) recorded anywhere yet?
	www.briankennedy.co.uk /questiontime.html (5176 words)

	Institute for Citizenship - Schools Question Time
		The Schools Question Time Challenge is to run for a third time, in the coming academic year 2005-6, and schools can now register to take part.
		Schools Question Time is the final product of a far wider education initiative with the goal of helping schools nationwide by supporting the citizenship curriculum, helping improve students' public speaking and listening skills, and engaging young people in society and politics.
		Originally the Schools Question Time Challenge seemed quite daunting but once we had looked at a democratic approach to take to organising the event it soon became clear that team work and sharing responsibility would not only ease the work load but was part of the experience.
	www.citizen.org.uk /education/question_time.html (738 words)

	Non-trivial Solutions: Question Time
		All 3 party leaders, unfortunately not at the same time, but the audience rules, and there may have been some 'interesting' news today that could be difficult for our glorious leader.
		Not the first time he'll attempt to transfer the blame for the countries woes to the young...
		Time for another shot, kiddies - he's going for the 'judgement' and 'leadership' line.
	nontrivialsolutions.blogspot.com /2005/04/question-time.html (1887 words)

	BBC NEWS \| Politics \| Election 2005 \| Question Time for party leaders
		It's a step forward from the last general election when each of the leaders appeared in their own separate edition of Question Time.
		Question Time's election special with the party leaders is broadcast on Thursday 28 April from 2030 to 2200 BST.
		The additional 30 minute Question Time programmes in Wales and Scotland are on Friday 29 April at 2130 BST.
	news.bbc.co.uk /1/hi/uk_politics/vote_2005/frontpage/4492727.stm (438 words)

	Al-Ahram Weekly \| Region \| Question time (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Specific members of the Syrian security forces were pointed out by the UN team for having failed to answer questions surrounding the case as well as withholding documents and witnesses.
		A briefing issued to the Security Council by its Undersecretary-General Ibrahim Al-Gambari added that while Syria had offered to discuss the investigators' demands, this stance could by no means justify a denial of full access by the UN team to documents and interviews.
		He explained in an interview with the German weekly Der Spiegel that the origin of the difficulties lay in the fact that, according to the Syrian constitution, Syrian officials may not be questioned by foreigners.
	weekly.ahram.org.eg /2005/758/re9.htm (766 words)

	"Question Time" (1979) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Each of the three major political parties are represented in order to give each an opportunity for their party and their politics to be represented as the topics of the week are raised and discussed in a lively forum that moves to a different part of the UK each week for broadcast.
		In these times of reality television, greatly reduced voter turnouts and general disillusionment with politicians, Question Time stands out as one of my favourite programmes of the week.
		Sure, they will occasionally try to do the thing they do and duck the question, answering it without answering it, but the public audience can always spot that and show them up for what they are.
	www.imdb.com /title/tt0267212 (551 words)

	London Assembly - Mayor's Question Time
		The next Mayor's Question Time meeting, at which the Mayor of London answers questions from Assembly Members, will be on 22 March at City Hall.
		Mayor's Question Time meetings are open to the public and are webcast.
		View all the questions the Mayor will be asked at the next MQT, on 22 March.
	www.london.gov.uk /assembly/mqt.jsp (141 words)

	What are Prime Minister's Questions?
		Prime Minister's Question Time (often referred to as PMQs) is an opportunity for MPs from all parties to question the PM on any subject.
		The PM answers questions every week that Parliament is in session - so for about two hours per month.
		The Leader of the Opposition is permitted three or four supplementaries in succession to his or her first question.
	www.number-10.gov.uk /output/Page5180.asp (249 words)

	BBC NEWS \| Programmes \| Question Time
		Read your comments about the topics discussed on Question Time from Ipswich.
		Question Time, the BBC's flagship political programme, is on BBC One, Thursdays at 22:35 GMT
		Join the audience of Question Time, shown on BBC One and presented by David Dimbleby.
	news.bbc.co.uk /1/hi/programmes/question_time/default.stm (215 words)

	California Insider - Question time
		AP has moved a story saying Bustamante, McClintock, Camejo and Hufffington are drafting a letter in which they will threaten to boycot next week's debate unless the sponsors drop 12 questions submitted by the public and already released and use a traditional format instead.
		There seems to be some question whether all the candidates are really willing to threaten to drop out.
		Disclosure: The idea of releasing the questions in advance was mine, and it was intended to engage the public in a discussion of the issues in advance of the debate, increasing expectations for the candidates to answer in more than sound bites.
	www.sacbee.com /static/weblogs/insider/archives/000622.html (274 words)

	Scoop: PM Blair’s Question Time
		Although Bradford is united in its horror, shock and grief, does the Prime Minister agree that this is a time for sober reflection, not a time to call for the routine arming of the police or for the restoration of the death penalty?
		Is it not time for the Government to stop dumping thousands of houses on Basingstoke and the rest of the south-east and to let local councils plan the future of their towns and villages?
		The one time we put forward a specific measure, namely, the climate change industrial levy, the Conservative party voted against it.
	www.scoop.co.nz /stories/WO0511/S00461.htm (4184 words)

	Roger L. Simon: Question Time
		By the time he was finished, Kerry had spoken nearly 5,300 words?not including his introductory remarks and thank-yous to local politicians?more than doubling the verbiage.
		I enjoyed watching her during "Question Time" while stationed in the UK from '79-'85.
		Comparing Bush's speaking abilities over time, that does appear to be the case, possibly as a result of his drug use and excessive drinking, possibly due to other causes.
	www.rogerlsimon.com /mt-archives/2004/10/question_time.php (4018 words)

	Tai Chi Question Time
		The problem is that although there are now Tai Chi clubs in most major cities, the level of ability and the approach of the teachers varies enormously.
		He says that he has been told that Tai Chi is ineffective in a streetfight because it is based on forms as a moving meditation with have no spontaneity.
		The answer to that question depends on what we mean by Yang style Tai Chi Chuan.
	www.taichichuan.co.uk /information/articles/tai_chi_question_time.html (1360 words)

	Question Time
		These 35 random questions are directed at the factory manager or end user to stimulate the thought process into questioning the way operations are carried out at present and if there could be a better product or process to meet specific requirements in your place of work.
		There is link to click to take you straight to the relevant Syntema page on this web- site where more information can be obtained on the specific related product.
		This question session is designed to save time, money and obtain more up to date information on new and existing products to help you select the most suitable product for your needs.
	www.syntema.co.uk /question_time.htm (753 words)

	The Filter^: Question Time (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		However the inevitable result of such political interviewing is the atrocious mess of last weeks Question Time.
		However, the questioning of Kennedy, Howard and Blair was excruciating, and irrelevent.
		Watching the audience of Question Time makes me think that the three on stage aren't so bad after all.
	thefilter.blogs.com /thefilter/2005/05/question_time.html (438 words)

	BBC Question Time \| MetaFilter
		Blair says in the Question Time debate that he didn't release the Attourney General's advice to Cabinet, because the Attourney General was right there in Cabinet, and any of them could ask him about his advice.
		It's part of the public record that no questions were taken that day, and Claire Short and others have said that their requests for clarification on the legal advice were refused.
		Excellent coverage also given by Channel 4 in their exploration of "Why politicians can't tell the truth" which was as much an exploration of how similar the parties policies are when you scrape away the rhetoric, and how afraid politicians are of alienating anyone, with policies being determined by pandering to focus groups.
	www.metafilter.com /mefi/41609 (2528 words)

	Greater London Authority - People's Question Time
		People's Question Time is a meeting that gives Londoners the chance to ask the Mayor and the London Assembly about their plans, priorities and policies for London.
		These meetings are held twice a year, in the evening, each time in a different area of London.
		The last People's Question Time meeting was held on 28 February 2006 at Hackney Empire, 291 Mare Street, Hackney E8 1EJ.
	www.london.gov.uk /gla/pqt/index.jsp?whatNav=assembly (135 words)

	BT Education Programme \| Schools QUESTION TIME Challenge and free teaching resources
		Schools QUESTION TIME is an active citizenship and communication initiative supported by BT, the Institute for Citizenship and the BBC.
		The Schools QUESTION TIME Challenge uses the format of the popular BBC QUESTION TIME programme as a springboard for engaging young people in democratic society and helping them to discuss issues that affect them, their communities and the wider world.
		In association with the BBC and the Institute for Citizenship, the BT Education Programme is once again offering FREE downloadable resources with comprehensive teacher's notes, lesson plans and activities.
	www.bteducation.org /questiontime.ikml (204 words)

	Welcome to Travel Industry Question Time
		Travel Industry Question Time, brought to you by TravelMole in association with ABTA, provides the perfect forum for the exchange of ideas, a masterclass for the topics you need to know more about and an opportunity to make contact with Industry peers.
		Held once a month and focusing on a vital industry topic, these short, sharp debates are totally interactive, allowing the audience to have their say..
		Whatever your specialism, you will find a Travel Industry Question Time that will offer you further insights into your own business and more often than not produce one or two hot leads to take back to the office.
	www.travelmole.com /travel_industry_question_time/index.php (194 words)

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