Business, industry and consumers

Members vote on intimate images as Data Bill has its final checks in the Lords. Find out more

International Agreements Committee visists Cardiff for meetings with committees of the Senedd Cymru.

The Communications and Digital Committee publishes its report 'AI and creative technology scaleups: less talk, more action'.

Members debate tax implications of companies shifting to low and zero-tax jurisdictions. Catch up

Three House of Commons Select Committees – the Culture, Media and Sport, Foreign Affairs and International Development Committees – have called on the Government to sufficiently resource the BBC World Service so that it is less reliant on the licence fee and short-term funding cycles.

The Committee is immediately publishing an exchange of correspondence with Ticketmaster regarding its requested appearance in Parliament next week. 

Members discuss draft law to introduce new multiplier standards and remove relief rates from charitable private schools. Catch up

Members vote on data commissioner performance reviews and creation of 'data dictionary' as report stage concludes. Catch up

Ahead of the upcoming Spending Review, the BTC is today launching the first inquiry in a programme of work over this Parliament on the Industrial Strategy, seeking views on the best mix of public investment and the basis for Government investment decisions. 

The Business and Trade Committee is making a quick call for evidence on variable pricing - practices like the ‘dynamic’ pricing that recently came to major public attention when fans queued online for hours to secure Oasis concert tickets, only to find the price had rocketed out of reach while they waited.

The Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Committee is today launching the next of its thematic inquiries, on fisheries and the marine environment.

The Defence Committee is today (Wednesday 22 January) publishing a letter to the Secretary of State for Defence, the Rt Hon. John Healey, regarding Harland & Wolff’s announcement that it intends to file for administration.

As leader of the Opposition Kemi Badenoch states that the former Government did not have a plan for growth outside the EU, BTC will question trade and Cabinet Office ministers on the UK-EU trade reset.

MPs on the EFRA Committee will hold the first evidence session of their reforming the water sector inquiry, at 10am on Tuesday 21 January.

The Defence Committee has today (14 January) published a report on the Global Combat Air Programme (GCAP), welcoming the programme’s progress but cautioning the need to stay on track to meet the in-service target date of 2035.