April 2018

The House of Lords Economic Affairs Committee launches an inquiry into preparing for an ageing society.

Public Services Committee publishes its report Lost in translation? Interpreting services in the courts

Find out what's coming up in the House of Commons 24-28 March

Ten years after it became law, the Home Affairs Committee will examine the impact of the Modern Slavery Act in an evidence session on Tuesday 25 March.

The Women and Equalities Committee (WEC) will hear from HR professionals, a best practice employer, and trade unions on the priorities for reform of paternity and shared parental leave during the second evidence session of its inquiry, in Parliament on Tuesday, 25 March.

The Defence Committee will question Luke Pollard MP, the Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for the Armed Forces at the Ministry of Defence on grey zone threats, at 10.30am on Tuesday 25 March.

Decisions of the Petitions Committee, 18 March 2025.

Science, Innovation and Technology Committee Chair, Chi Onwurah, has written to Microsoft asking for details about price increases for Microsoft 365 Personal and Family plans, which were raised by 42% and 31% respectively earlier this year.

The Secretary of State for Scotland Ian Murray MP will be questioned by MPs on the Scottish Affairs Committee on Tuesday 25 March at 14.30.

The Health and Social Care Select Committee will question senior figures from across the health sector on their views on the Government’s plans to abolish NHS England and merge it with the Department of Health and Social Care, in an evidence session at 9.30am on Wednesday 26 March.  

Lords discussed the 75th anniversary of the European Convention on Human Rights. Catch up

Discover the business in the House of Lords from 17-20 March 2025.

Communications and Digital Committee launch inquiry into media literacy

Members discussed impact of criminal case delays on evidence, victims and fair proceedings. Catch up

Eight years on from Grenfell, PAC urges Govt to put residents at heart of remediation efforts, with thousands of unsafe buildings still yet to be identified