MPs Accuse Government of Evasive Answers, Undermining Parliamentary Oversight

Imagine Parliament is like a classroom where MPs ask the government questions.

Some MPs are saying the government isn't answering honestly.

They are either giving vague answers or not answering at all, when the MPs ask about how money is being spent.

One example is about a university getting money for improvements, with MPs wanting details of how the money was used.

Another case is that the questions from MPs about important topics are rejected.

The MPs are concerned that this is making it difficult to check if the government is doing things correctly, which should make the government responsible for their actions.