> It irks me that there are no links to the laws or even the actual name to look them up This is because it's the Queen's Speech: it's what the government of t

> It irks me that there are no links to the laws or even the actual name to look them up This is because it's the Queen's Speech: it's what the government of the day intends to pursue as legislation for that session. It's essentially advertising what the government's priorities are (and just as importantly, what they are not). Sessions usually last about a year and not everything in the speech always makes it through to legislation. At this point, the legislation hasn't been drafted let alone gone through any readings in either chamber.