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UK Parliament

January 2022

Read all the UK Parliament news for January 2022

Decisions of the Petitions Committee, 12 March 2024

On 12 March the Committee considered e-petitions that had received over 100,000 signatures

Home Affairs Committee Chair writes to Home Secretary on Police and Crime Commissioners

The Home Affairs Committee has written to the Home Secretary, Rt Hon James Cleverly MP, with key findings from its inquiry into Police and Crime Commissioners

Levelling-Up Committee questions Minister for inquiry on disabled people in the housing sector

Levelling-Up Committee questions Minister for inquiry on disabled people in the housing sector

SITC “bemused” by Government claims on lack of specialist laboratory capacity in UK

The Government has published its response to SITC’s January report on the life-and-limb saving potential of bacteriophages

Lords asks government to think again on Digital Markets, Competition and Consumers Bill

Members discuss ban on foreign ownership of UK newspapers as report stage examination concludes. Catch up

Invest in our green spaces, say MPs

The EFRA Committee argues that green spaces should be a much higher priority, and calls for reforms to encourage more investment into green infrastructure.

MPs launch new inquiry into multibillion pound regional investment deals for Scotland

Scottish Affairs Committee launches City Region and Growth Deals inquiry

Sub-Committee: Only UK Govt stands in the way of Chagossian resettlement

Foreign Affairs Sub-Committee on the British Overseas Territories today publishes correspondence

Home Office “robbing the UK’s greatly reduced foreign aid budget of billions of pounds a year” says IDC Chair

International Development Committee Chair comments on the amount of total UK aid spending currently being allocated to the Home Office

Liaison Committee maps out themes for forthcoming PM session

Rishi Sunak to be questioned by the Liaison Committee on Tuesday, 26 March

Post Office legislation must include provisions on legally-binding timeframes – Liam Byrne

Post Office legislation must include provisions on legally-binding timeframes – Liam Byrne

Defence Committee publishes Grey Zone written evidence

Defence Committee publishes written evidence received as part of its inquiry into Defence in the Grey Zone

Safety of Rwanda (Asylum and Immigration) Bill completes Lords stages

Lords takes final chance to 'tidy-up' bill. Catch up

FCDO and Civil Societies inquiry launched

International Development Committee launches new inquiry

Support for distressed companies: Government must be a step ahead of next crisis

Public Accounts Committee report calls on the Government to do more to monitor the financial resilience of sectors and companies

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