May 2018

Members discussed challenges limiting local regeneration. Catch up

Facial technology and tackling Police misconduct: Committee publishes correspondence from Wales’ four Police and Crime Commissioners

Technoleg wyneb a mynd i'r afael â chamymddwyn gan yr Heddlu: y Pwyllgor yn cyhoeddi gohebiaeth gan bedwar Comisiynydd Heddlu a Throseddu Cymru

Members discussed the importance of further education to productivity and levelling-up. Catch up

Public Accounts Committee report calls on the Government to get firmer control of defence procurement

Government responds to Foreign Affairs Committee report: A rock and a hard place: building critical mineral resilience

Treasury Committee report calls for firms to take responsibility for improving their culture

Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Committee scrutinises the state of the UK’s veterinary sector workforce

Environmental Audit Committee questions Energy Security Minister Graham Stuart

Public Administration and Constitutional Affairs Committee hears from Professor Denise Lievesley CBE, and Cabinet Office Minister Baroness Neville-Rolfe

Chair of the Education Committee Robin Walker reacts to the Chancellor's announcements on childcare and social care

Carcharorion yn dychwelyd i'r gwaith yn ystod ac ar ôl eu dedfrydau: ASau yn clywed gan elusennau a chyflogwyr, gan gynnwys TimpsonGroup

Prisoners returning to work during and following their sentences: MPs hear from charities and employers including Timpson Group

In its 16th Report of Session 23-24, the cross-party House of Lords Secondary Legislation Scrutiny Committee has highlighted concerns in the care sector about the Government’s plans to restrict health and social care visas under changes to immigration rules. The Committee has called on the Government to provide more information about the effect of these changes which took effect in February 2024. The report comes after the Committee considered the Home Office’s latest Statement of Changes in Immigration Rules (HC 556) (the Statement).

House of Lords votes on Rwanda Bill. Catch up