May 2018

The Committee considered all e-petitions which had, before 4 March 2021, reached over 10,000 signatures and received a Government response. The Committee also agreed debates for a number of petitions with over 100,000 signatures that were awaiting debate

Select Committee on the Armed Forces Bill announces two evidence sessions

Committee to hold the second evidence session of its inquiry into digital trade and data

The Procedure and Privileges Committee has published a revised version of its guidance on proceedings in the hybrid House

Committee seeks MPs' views on the current House of Commons Code of Conduct

Committee to question charity officials and academics to explore reasons for the differences in rates of employment between disabled and non-disabled people.

Committee to question the Scottish Government’s Social Security Secretary on the effectiveness of relations with the Department of Work and Pensions in delivering on Edinburgh’s ambition to reduce levels of poverty

Treasury Committee seeks clarity from Andrew Bailey following evidence session on the FCA’s regulation of London Capital and Finance

Committee is to take take testimony from academic experts in the fields of electoral administration, election finance and the impact of digital technology on campaigning

The Justice Committee examines findings by government inspectors that children were locked in their rooms for 23.5 hours a day

UK Parliament is celebrating Women’s History Month, which runs from 1 March to 31 March

The Joint Committee Human Rights questions the chairs of the UK’s three National Human Rights Institutions

As part of Commonwealth Day celebrations for 2021, the UK House of Commons is launching a professional development network for people working in parliamentary communications in legislatures across the Commonwealth, UK Overseas Territories and Crown Dependencies.

Covid-19: Commons roadmap out of lockdown

Welsh Affairs Committee examines rail infrastructure investment in Wales