"The Queen's Speech" is an annual event in the United Kingdom where the reigning monarch delivers a speech during the State Opening of Parliament. This speech outlines the government's legislative agenda and priorities for the coming year. It is a formal occasion attended by members of both Houses of Parliament, as well as other dignitaries. The speech is traditionally written by the ruling government and reflects their policies and proposed laws. It serves as a key moment in the parliamentary calendar, symbolizing the relationship between the monarchy and the government, and is broadcasted to the public for wider accessibility.