January 2018

The COVID-19 Committee takes evidence on digital trends in service delivery, workplaces and our personal lives

Comments come in response to report published by the Equality and Human Rights Commission into pay discrimination against women at the BBC

Committee concludes its final hearing into its inquiry Labour in the food supply chain

Committee to hold its final oral evidence session for its inquiry into Air Quality

Chair writes to Secretary of State Matt Hancock

The EU Environment Sub-Committee writes to George Eustice, Secretary of State for the Department for the Environment, Food and Rural Affairs about the Remote Electronic Monitoring call for evidence.

MPs to debate petitions relating to university tuition fees

Contribute your views to the DCMS committee on what community sports means to you

MPs to debate a petition relating to trade deals and the NHS

The Justice Committee publishes report on Children and Young People in Custody (Part 1): Entry into the youth justice system

Mel Stride MP repeats calls to publish the economic impact assessment of coronavirus interventions.

At its meeting on Tuesday 10 November, the House of Lords Commission agreed to unreservedly associate itself with the Lord Speaker’s statement.

Chair reacts to the Government’s introduction of the National Security and Investment Bill

Committee to take evidence on domestic policy and implementation aimed at protecting biodiversity

Committee seeks greater clarity on how the Food and Feed Safety and Hygiene (FFSH) framework will operate alongside UK Internal Market Bill