July 2018

Scottish Affairs Committee to question Department of Work and Pensions Ministers Will Quince and Justin Tomlinson

Committee is to take further evidence on the strains faced by courts and tribunals in dealing with a backlog in cases

The Northern Ireland Affairs Committee examines the impact of the NI Protocol, particularly for consumers and small businesses

Committee calls for evidence on the Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill.

Ian Watmore, First Civil Service Commissioner, to be questioned by the Public Administration and Constitutional Affairs Committee

Members debate the economy

Committee publish report on Obsolescent and outgunned: the British Army’s armoured vehicle capability

Public Administration and Constitutional Affairs Committee publishes report on Data Transparency and Accountability and Covid 19

Report recommends that the House reverts to all aspects of its pre-pandemic practice and procedure, in a new report by the Procedure Committee on procedure after coronavirus

The International Development Committee will hold a one-off evidence session on the humanitarian situation in the Tigray region of Ethiopia.

We’ve put together a list of highlights to keep you on top of the legislation, debates and questions coming up that you need to know about. 

The Environmental Audit Committee examines the next steps for deposit return schemes

The Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy Committee will question energy companies, including from Octopus Energy, Vaillant, Cadent Gas and E-ON, with experience of installing or trialling low carbon heating technologies in homes.

Committees on Arms Export Controls examines issues including the UK Strategic Export Controls Annual Report 2019

Digital, Culture, Media and Sport Committee says BBC should explain decision to become a ‘leading cheerleader’ for cage fighting sport