Sir Keir Starmer faced a lackluster and uneventful session with the Commons liaison committee, as MPs failed to provide engaging questions or spark open debate. The committee, which is often built up as a significant event, saw only 13 members in attendance, with the majority being Labour MPs. The session was marked by repetitive phrases and a lack of energy, leaving visitors and MPs alike bored and disengaged. Sir Keir confirmed his support for giving the vote to 16-year-olds and emphasized the need for schools to provide more political education.