March 2018

Members discuss UN High Commissioner for Refugees’ estimate that 82.4 million people are displaced worldwide. Catch up

The sessions follows the Committee’s criticism of the handling of a number of high-profile public appointments

The Health and Social Care Committee has appointed five Cancer Advisers to its Expert Panel to evaluate the progress the Government has made against its own commitments in the area of cancer services

International Development Sub-Committee takes evidence on Wednesday 26 January at 2.15pm

The Education Committee hold two evidence sessions

Children’s Commissioner for England, Dame Rachel de Souza, to be questioned

The Environment Food and Rural Affairs Committee holds an evidence session on prevent water pollution

Mr King leads the body that hears complaints from members of the public about the range of services provided by local authorities

International Development Committee takes evidence on Tuesday 11 January at 2.30pm

Committee to hold its second evidence session as part of its Airports in Scotland inquiry

Science and Technology Committee scrutinise the successes and failures of space strategies in other countries

Committee to hold an evidence session looking into compensation for sub-postmasters who were prosecuted or otherwise affected by problems with the Post Office’s Horizon IT system

Members discuss framework agreement for official credit support for naval development and capability. Catch up

The Scottish Affairs Committee launches a new inquiry considering hydrogen and carbon capture in Scotland.

The Scottish Affairs Committee invites applications for the role of Specialist Adviser to the Scottish Affairs Committee for its inquiry into Hydrogen and Carbon Capture in Scotland.