February 2018

Members quiz government in questions Monday 30 November – Thursday 3 December

Committee publish their report Whitehall preparations for EU Exit

The Welsh Affairs Committee hears from representatives of the digital communications industry and their regulator, Ofcom.

MPs to hold a general debate on the future of nurseries and early years settings in Westminster Hall

The Home Affairs Committee will take evidence from the Minister for Immigration Compliance and the Courts, Chris Philp MP, and Home Office officials, as part of its inquiry into Channel Crossings, migration and asylum-seeking routes through the EU. 

Bydd y Pwyllgor Materion Cymreig yn clywed gan gynrychiolwyr y diwydiant cyfathrebu digidol a’u rheoleiddiwr, Ofcom

The Women and Equalities Committee will take evidence from Dove, L’Oreal, Boohoo, Sport England, the Advertising Standards Authority and Transport for London.

Neil Parish MP has called again for the Government to appoint a Minister for Food Security.

The Committee on the Future Relationship with the European Union returns with an evidence session on how Parliament could scrutinise the UK-EU relationship after the transition period ends.

The Housing, Communities and Local Government Committee inquiry will form the scrutiny part of the process for establishing the common framework and the processes governing it.

The Committee will hear from victims of pension scams as its inquiry into the pension freedoms and protecting savers continues.

Darren Jones, Chair of the BEIS Committee has written to Alok Sharma to express “deep regret” at the refusal to attend an evidence hearing examining business preparedness for Brexit.

In its latest report, the European Scrutiny Committee considers recent draft EU legislation and policy documents deposited in Parliament by the Government.

The committee has released a statement after hearing that potential witnesses are reluctant to speak in public and fear action may be taken against them.

Future Parliamentary Scrutiny of EU law