January 2018

The Scottish Affairs Committee will quiz Scotland Minister Iain Stewart on the implications of the pandemic and Brexit for Scotland’s universities.

Committee to hold a public meeting with John Pullinger CB, proposed candidate for Chair of the Electoral Commission

The Committee has considered e-petitions which has reached over 10,000 signatures and a Government response, petitions with over 100,000 signatures, and petitions that were relevant to scheduled debates.

MPs to discuss a petition relating to TV licensing in the latest e-petition session scheduled by the Petitions Committee

The Joint Committee on Human Rights will hear from legal experts and police representatives about how the pandemic is currently being policed.

The newly established Independent Expert Panel has published its first case, which has dismissed allegations against the former Member for Aberdeen South, Mr Ross Thomson

The Work and Pensions Committee investigates access to pension savings in the second part of its broad inquiry into the impact of the pension freedoms and the protection of savers

Committee publish report - Brexit: The future operation of the Channel Tunnel Fixed Link

Mae Pwyllgor Materion Cymru yn archwilio pynciau gan gynnwys cyflwr y buddsoddiad yn system reilffordd Cymru

The Welsh Affairs Committee examines topics including the state of investment in the Welsh railway system

The Justice Committee examines the capacity of the courts in England and Wales to dispense justice and on the future of the legal aid system

The Environmental Audit Committee discuss Professor Sir Partha Dasgupta’s recent report

The Science and Technology Committee examines UK Science, Research and Technology Capability and Influence in Global Disease Outbreaks

The Home Affairs Committee examines issues including the Windrush Compensation Scheme, domestic abuse and Covid-19 border policy

Sub-Committee on the work of ICAI takes evidence on Wednesday 24 February at 9.30am