May 2018

The European Union Committee has today written two letters to Lord Frost, Cabinet Office Minister with responsibility for the UK’s institutional and strategic relationship with the EU, on the operation of the Protocol on Ireland/Northern Ireland

Committee endorses the Government's preferred candidate, Stephen Gibson, to chair the Regulatory Policy Committee

The Health and Social Care Committee has appointed four Maternity Advisers to its Expert Panel to evaluate the progress the Government has made against its own commitments in the area of maternity services.

MPs to debate petitions relating to the impact of covid-19 on education

Committee to hold a second evidence session as part of its inquiry into Seafood and Meat Exports to the EU.

Transport Committee publishes the impact of the coronavirus pandemic on the aviation sector: Interim report

In a virtual meeting Sir Lindsay Hoyle said he was determined good relations between the two nations should continue.

Committee launches new inquiry into covid-19 and the criminal law

Members complete check: business rates revaluation bill ready for Royal Assent

Committee to question Dr Alex George on the impact of the coronavirus pandemic on young people’s mental health

MPs to debate petition relating to covid-19 vaccine passports

Committee to examine what lessons can be learnt from border and quarantine measures in other countries in an evidence session as part of its inquiry into Home Office preparations for covid-19

Public Accounts Committee publishes report on COVID-19: Test, track and trace (part 1)

Environmental Audit Committee Chair comments on Government announcement that manufacturers will be required to make spare parts available for electrical appliances

Find out what's coming up in the House of Lords up to Friday 12 March