May 2018

Committee to take evidence from Chris Sutton and Kyran Bracken in the second session of the concussion in sport inquiry

The Joint Committee on Human Rights has urged the Government to put the right to protest in England during the lockdown on the same footing as the right to picket and the right to take part in communal worship.

Constitution Committee launches call for evidence on the future governance of the United Kingdom

Find out what happened in the House of Lords this week.

Committee launches new inquiry into Renewable energy in Scotland

The Women and Equalities Committee will look at government action to change cultures underpinning male violence.

Education Committee Chair comments on a report from the Education Policy Institute on identifying pupils with special educational needs and disabilities

“What is certain is that action needs to be taken now to avoid this becoming a huge payday for consultants” - Public Accounts Committee publishes report on Managing the expiry of PFI contracts

The Transport Committee takes evidence on the impact of the coronavirus pandemic on the coach sector

Dominic Cummings to give evidence on lessons the government must learn from the response to the coronavirus pandemic

The Procedure Committee will hear evidence from the chairs of the territorial select committees as part of the ongoing inquiry into the territorial constitution

The Defence Committee begins it scrutiny of the outcomes of the Integrated Review

Committee announces two new inquiries; into Violence Against Women and Girls and into the policing of last weekend’s vigils

European Statutory Instruments Committee publishes twenty-first report

Committee launches an inquiry examining the Mineworkers' Pension Scheme