April 2018

A new inquiry by the Treasury Committee will consider the potential impacts of the increased use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in banking, pensions and other financial services

Sarah Clarke, the first woman to be appointed to the role of Black Rod in its 670-year history, will leave Parliament later this year. Find out more

WEC launches new inquiry into female entrepreneurship

The Procedure Committee has launched an inquiry into electronic voting in the House of Commons.

On Tuesday 11 February in Westminster Hall, MPs will hold a debate on the cost of energy

On Thursday 6 February, MPs will hold a debate on Government support for coalfield communities

On Thursday 6 February in Westminster Hall, MPs will hold a debate on debt cancellation for low-income countries

On Thursday 6 February in Westminster Hall, MPs will hold a debate on open access operators for rail services

Today the Science, Innovation and Technology Committee launches its inquiry into plans for a digital centre of government.

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

Find out what's coming up in the House of Commons 3-7 February

Justice Committee to hold first evidence session of its rehabilitation and resettlement inquiry: ending the cycle of reoffending

On Tuesday 4 February, at 2pm, the Culture, Media and Sport Committee and Science, Innovation and Technology Committee will hold a joint evidence session on the future of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and copyright law.

The Work and Pensions Committee will question the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) leadership on the watchdog’s work.

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.