House of Lords Media Notices - November 2017
Lack of diversity and recruitment barriers put judiciary at risk
Lords publishes its recommendations for change
What do consumers need to know about AI?
Lords committee to focus on businesses developing artificial intelligence
HM Treasury and Department for Education officials to give evidence to Lords inquiry into the economics of post-16 education
Lords Committee investigates post-16 education
Lords EU Committee to hear from TUC and CBI on ‘deal or no deal' Brexit
Lords Committee questions CBI and TUC about impact of the UK leaving the EU without a deal
Lords to hear evidence on affordable housing in rural areas
Select Committee on the Natural Environment and Rural Communities Act 2006 continues inquiry
Parliament's Sport and Social Club Bar to be managed in-house
Parliament's Sport and Social Club Bar to be managed in-house
UK's financial services industry urgently needs a transitional deal
Committee's Chair writes to Chancellor
Will AI affect the way we work?
Evidence session to focus on impact
Foreign and Commonwealth Office Minister to give evidence to Balkans inquiry
Last session for 'Beyond Brexit: the UK and the Balkans' inquiry
How can investment in the life sciences sector be improved? Lords to hear evidence
Investment, infrastructure and industrial strategy on agenda
Lords to hear evidence on digital skills in the advertising industry
Inquiry continues into the UK's advertising industry
Lords Committee to take evidence from post-1992 university Vice Chancellors on challenges their segment of the HE sector faces
What challenges does this sector face?
BBC and Society of Editors to be questioned on coverage of political polls
BBC questioned on coverage of political polls
Are rural communities being left behind by the Government? Lords to hear evidence
Affordable rural housing under spotlight
Lords to meet with local council, university, school and community leaders
Citizenship and Civic Enagement Committee visits Sheffield
Lords Committee to take evidence on post-Brexit regulation and supervision of the UK's financial services industry
Lords investigates industry's key priorities
Brexit And Reciprocal Healthcare: Lords to hear evidence on the impact for Ireland and Northern Ireland
EU Home Affairs Sub-Committee takes evidence across two sessions
Lords warns of ‘inappropriate powers' in first Brexit Bill
Sanctions and Anti-Money Laundering Bill in spotlight
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House of Lords Media Notices - 2017
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House of Lords Media Notices - November 2017
- What are the challenges for international relations in the 21st Century? Lords opens chamber for annual intergenerational debate
- Financial Conduct Authority and Barclays to be questioned by Lords EU committee
- Oxfam and the Centre for European Reform to discuss migration with Lords committee
- Department of Health Minister to be questioned by Lords on reciprocal healthcare after Brexit
- Brexit and aviation: Lords to take evidence on future UK-EU relationship on air services
- What are the dangers of artificial intelligence?
- How has the internet changed advertising? Lords Communications Committee to hear evidence
- EU (Withdrawal) Bill: Sir Keir Starmer QC MP and Tom Brake MP to give evidence to Constitution Committee
- Citizenship Committee seeks German perspective on integration and democratic engagement
- What impact is social media having on politics? Lords to ask experts
- Who should enforce environmental policy after Brexit? Lords to ask experts
- How can the UK remain attractive to the pharmaceutical industry? Lords to ask Amercian pharmaceutical group and academic experts
- Style over substance: Lords economics committee to find out how students decide what and where to study
- USDAW, CIPD and Inter Faith Network to give evidence to Citizenship and Civic Engagement Inquiry
- What are the consequences of leaving Euratom for healthcare? Lords to hear evidence
- Should motor vehicles have access to green lanes? Lords to consider access issues
- A load of rubbish: where will the UK send its waste after Brexit?
- Lords Polling Committee to quiz Impress Chief Exec
- Court of Justice of the European Union: former-judges to advise Lords EU Justice Sub-Committee
- Lords Polling Committee to quiz IMPRESS Chief Exec
- Artificial intelligence: is it good for our health?
- Lords warns of ‘inappropriate powers' in first Brexit Bill
- Sarah Clarke appointed to the role of Black Rod
- Lord Heseltine and Chief Scientific Adviser to be questioned on life sciences and industrial strategy
- Sir Martin Sorrell to be questioned by Lords on the future of UK advertising
- Brexit And Reciprocal Healthcare: Lords to hear evidence on the impact for Ireland and Northern Ireland
- Are rural communities being left behind by the Government? Lords to hear evidence
- BBC and Society of Editors to be questioned on coverage of political polls
- Lords Committee to take evidence on post-Brexit regulation and supervision of the UK's financial services industry
- Lords to meet with local council, university, school and community leaders
- Lords Committee to take evidence from post-1992 university Vice Chancellors on challenges their segment of the HE sector faces
- UK's financial services industry urgently needs a transitional deal
- How can investment in the life sciences sector be improved? Lords to hear evidence
- Citizenship inquiry: NCVO, Citizens UK, Big Lottery Fund and others discuss current state of civic engagement and barriers to participation
- Lords to hear evidence on digital skills in the advertising industry
- Will AI affect the way we work?
- Foreign and Commonwealth Office Minister to give evidence to Balkans inquiry
- Parliament's Sport and Social Club Bar to be managed in-house
- Lords EU Committee to hear from TUC and CBI on ‘deal or no deal' Brexit
- What do consumers need to know about AI?
- Lords to hear evidence on affordable housing in rural areas
- Is the Life Sciences Strategy too ambitious for the NHS? Lords to hear evidence
- HM Treasury and Department for Education officials to give evidence to Lords inquiry into the economics of post-16 education
- Lack of diversity and recruitment barriers put judiciary at risk
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House of Lords Media Notices - November 2017
