May 2018

The Justice Committee continues its inquiry into how delays in court cases and strains on the legal aid system have been exacerbated by the Covid–19 pandemic.

The Justice Committee takes evidence from the Ministry of Justice, the HM Courts & Tribunals Service and the HM Prison & Probation Service.

Committee publishes its report on UK trade remedies policy

Parliament marks the fourth anniversary of the death of PC Keith Palmer, who was murdered during a terrorist attack in Westminster on 22 March 2017

The Science and Technology Committee continues its inquiry into the role of Hydrogen in achieving Net Zero.

The defence Committee continues its inquiry: Defending Britain in a competitive age

The Committee hopes to hear from a range of individuals, including serving personnel of the Armed Forces, veterans, the families of personnel and veterans, and civilians subject to service law.

The Public Administration and Constitutional Affairs Committee investigates the ethical and legal questions regarding the introduction of some form of vaccine certificate

MPs to hold a general debate on Government support for non-governmental organisations and churches in developing nations during the covid-19 pandemic

MPs to hold a general debate on immigration and national apprenticeship fees in Westminster Hall

The EU Committee is this week publishing a series of five reports looking beyond Brexit to the UK’s future relationship with the EU, as established in the EU-UK Trade and Cooperation Agreement.

Committee to question Culture Minister Caroline Dinenage on the Government’s plans to support the reopening of the festivals sector this summer

The Environmental Audit Committee publishes Energy Efficiency of Existing Homes report

European Union Committee publishes report on looking beyond Brexit and future relationship between the UK and EU.

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