House of Lords Media Notices - October 2018
Economic Affairs Committee welcomes PMs housing announcement
Economic Affairs Committee welcomes PMs housing announcement
How can we ensure intergenerational fairness in the workplace? Lords to ask experts
Peers select committee investigates skillsets for young and old workers
How can forensic science improve its contribution to the delievery of justice in the UK
Science and Technology Select Committee takes evidence from police and academics
Ofcom and CMA to give evidence to Lords on internet regulation
Competition and Markets Authority representatives will appear before Lords Communications Committee
Bribery in Scotland - Lords Committee to question criminal law expert
Effectiveness of Act in Scotland under spotlight
Bank of England Deputy Governor to give evidence to Economic Affairs Committee
Retail Price index under spotlight
Brexit and the rail sector: what does the future look like for UK-EU transport arrangements?
Lords investigate opportunies and challenges
Lords Committee question minister on UK's high level of water pollution
Lords committee to hear about water pollution
City Minister to face Lords EU Committee questions
Lords Committee to hear about the risks ‘no deal' for financial services
Lords Finance Bill Sub-Committee hears from accountancy sector
Lords inquiriy into Draft Finance Bill continues
Lords Seaside Town Regen Committee to visit Skegness
Peers continue inquiry into complex challenges faced by seaside towns
Lords Committee criticises timing of Government consultation on teachers' pay
Teachers' pay under spotlight
How do we ensure a fair workplace for all generations? Lords Committee to ask Trades Union Congress and Federation of Small Businesses
Intergenerational Fairness Committee continues inquiry into working conditions and labour market
Lords Constitution Committee raises concerns over Brexit Trade Bill
Peers call on Government to make amendments to Brexit legislation
Bribery Act 2010: Lords to take evidence from risk and compliance experts and the OECD
Peers' committee continues inquiry into effectiveness, funding and enforcement of the Act
Is HMRC abusing its powers?
Lords Economic Affairs Finance Bill Sub-Committee continues inquiry with double evidence session
Lords to question the BBC, ITV and Channel 4 on impact of the internet on UK television
Internet regulations on agenda
Lords to quiz rural representatives on services, infrastructure and funding
Aceess to local amenities under spotlight
Economic Affairs Committee to hold first evidence session on social care funding
Peers to question three expert witnesses on 16 October
Lords to ask Michael Gove why his department is at “high risk” in a no-deal Brexit
Report from DEFRA under spotlight
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House of Lords Media Notices - 2018
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House of Lords Media Notices - October 2018
- Lords to question DCMS Minister on internet regulation
- Lottery funders among the witnesses to give evidence to Seaside Towns Regen Committee
- How does housing policy and choices affect intergenerational fairness?
- Have funding cuts to forensic science impacted the delivery of justice? Lords to hear evidence
- Is there a future for UK-EU cooperation on international development post-Brexit?
- Baronesses for a day: Girlguiding Members shadow women peers at the House of Lords
- Brexit and transport: What does the future look like for road transport post-Brexit?
- How will a ‘no deal' Brexit impact the UK's medical supply? Lords to hear evidence
- How important to UK businesses are loans from the European Investment Bank?
- Fundamental constitutional principles not protected in Counter-Terrorism and Border Security Bill, warms Lords
- Chairs of Commons Work and Pensions and Lords Economic Affairs committees to give evidence to Intergenerational Fairness Committee
- Crown Prosecution Service and Criminal Bar Association to be questioned on use of forensic science by Lords
- Facebook, Google and Microsoft to be quizzed by Lords on internet regulation
- What will be the impact of Brexit on UK intellectual property rights? Lords to take evidence
- How does tourism support the rural economy? Lords to hear evidence
- Bribery Act 2010: Lords Committee continues to take evidence
- Is Parliament ready for the challenge of scrutinising treaties post-Brexit? Lords to investigate
- Reduction in the size of the Lords on track – first year departure targets exceeded
- Brexit secretary refuses to give evidence to Parliament
- Brexit could significantly compromise UK's ability to manage threats from animal and plant diseases, Lords Committee finds
- What is the scale of the social care funding challenge?
- Emily Thornberry to give evidence to Lords International Relations Committee
- Lords Constitution Committee to question Andrea Leadsom MP and Baroness Evans
- Intellectual property rights post-Brexit: Lords to take evidence
- How can the Criminal Justice System be equipped with robust, accurate and transparent forensic science? Lords Science and Technology Committee to hear evidence
- Decision on daylight saving not for EU, says Lords Committee
- Lords to quiz Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government officials on intergenerational fairness
- What will a “no-deal” Brexit mean for the UK's energy market? Lords to ask BEIS Minister
- Enforcing the Bribery Act: Lords to hear from City of London Police, the Serious Fraud Office and the Financial Conduct Authority
- HMRC and HM Treasury to face questions on alleged abuses of power
- Lords EU Committee to question Chief Minister of Gibraltar on Brexit preparations
- Lords to consider fake news and the impact of tech on consumers
- “Vulnerable children will be victims” of Government's failure to provide clarity - Lords warn Government over family justice system after Brexit
- UK hauliers face uncertain future in event of ‘no deal' Brexit – Lords Secondary Legislation Scrutiny Committee
- Does HMRC use its powers proportionately in practice?
- How important to the UK is the European Investment Bank?
- Migration Advisory Committee Chair to be questioned by Lords
- Lords to ask Michael Gove why his department is at “high risk” in a no-deal Brexit
- Economic Affairs Committee to hold first evidence session on social care funding
- Lords Seaside Towns Committee to hear from leading visitor attractions and pier operators
- Lords to quiz rural representatives on services, infrastructure and funding
- What are the implications of Brexit on the UK maritime sector? Lords to take evidence
- Bribery Act 2010: Lords to take evidence from risk and compliance experts and the OECD
- Lords to question the BBC, ITV and Channel 4 on impact of the internet on UK television
- Lords Constitution Committee raises concerns over Brexit Trade Bill
- Is HMRC abusing its powers?
- How do we ensure a fair workplace for all generations? Lords Committee to ask Trades Union Congress and Federation of Small Businesses
- Lords Committee criticises timing of Government consultation on teachers' pay
- Lords Seaside Town Regen Committee to visit Skegness
- Lords Finance Bill Sub-Committee hears from accountancy sector
- City Minister to face Lords EU Committee questions
- Bank of England Deputy Governor to give evidence to Economic Affairs Committee
- Brexit and the rail sector: what does the future look like for UK-EU transport arrangements?
- Lords Committee question minister on UK's high level of water pollution
- How can forensic science improve its contribution to the delievery of justice in the UK
- Ofcom and CMA to give evidence to Lords on internet regulation
- Bribery in Scotland - Lords Committee to question criminal law expert
- How can we ensure intergenerational fairness in the workplace? Lords to ask experts
- Economic Affairs Committee welcomes PMs housing announcement
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House of Lords Media Notices - October 2018
