Social security and pensions

The Welsh Affairs Committee focuses on Universal Basic Income (UBI) as its inquiry into the Benefits System in Wales continues.

Members debate the challenges following the pandemic, the effects of the Health and Social Care Levy and and the government's social care plans. Catch up

Catch up: members debate case for a coherent, cost effective and longer-term regional strategy

The call for evidence for the Work and Pensions Committee's Health assessments for benefits inquiry in multiple formats

Work and Pensions Committee launches inquiry into health assessments for benefits

The Work and Pensions Committee publishes an exchange of correspondence with the Secretary of State

Committee to question Pensions Regulator, FCA and MaPS

Welfare Delivery Minister Will Quince and Employment Minister Mims Davies are to face questions from the Work and Pensions Committee on the Government’s decision to end the temporary £20 a week uplift to Universal Credit

Members discuss elderly social care, organ tourism and environment education. Catch up

The Work and Pensions Committee holds the first oral evidence session in the inquiry

Members discuss UK social care provision and the role of carers. Find out more

Members debate the education and health of children of the UK affected by the COVID-19 pandemic. Catch up

Welsh Affairs Committee launches an inquiry examining the benefits system in Wales

The Work and Pensions Committee is holding the first oral evidence in the inquiry examining the options open to people when they come to access their pensions, and the advice and guidance which is available

The Work and Pensions Committee has today published the Government’s response to the previous committee’s report on Universal Credit and natural migration