Parliament

House of Commons Commission has agreed virtual plans

UK Parliament has introduced measures to limit non-essential access to the parliamentary estate

MPs will be able to take part in PMQs, urgent questions and statements via video link.

The Speaker looks forward to the Committee's comments on plans for MPs to participate remotely in questions and statements.

The additional funds are there to use if needed and required - and will have to be accounted for in the usual way.

A move to virtual meetings in response to Covid-19

MPs call in Secretary of State Matt Hancock on management of the coronavirus outbreak

Committee launches three new inquiries

Public invited to have their say: MPs launch online survey into coronavirus and access to food

DWP's response to the coronavirus outbreak: MPs want to hear experiences of people claiming benefits

The plans would enable MPs to dial in remotely to some parliamentary proceedings.

Find out how Select committees are continuing to operate remotely.

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