March 2018

A guide to what's on in the House of Commons Chamber

The Work and Pensions Committee will take evidence from disability support charities and policy experts as it continues its inquiry into the disability employment gap.

The Public Administration and Constitutional Affairs Committee takes evidence from Simon Case and Darren Tierney.

The Defence Committee launches its inquiry into the Navy and Naval procurement.

Committee to take evidence from Helen Whately

Speaker Sir Lindsay Hoyle oversaw the raising of the flag for St George’s Day, at Parliament’s main entrance in New Palace Yard.

This bill aims to establish role of a Forensic Science Regulator

Work and Pensions Committee endorses Sarah Smart's appointment as Chair of The Pensions Regulator

Members discuss government review

Members discuss Body Mass Index, alcohol harm, COVID-19-related evictions and biodiversity emergency

Sir Lindsay Hoyle arranged the meeting with Sophie Katsarava MBE as part of his Speaker-led UK parliamentary diplomacy to establish enduring ties between countries and parliamentarians.

£16.5 bn new funding announced in November 2020 “spent more than once before it had even arrived with the Department” says Public Accounts Committee report

The Justice Committee publishes a report on its inquiry into the future of probation services in England and Wales

The Chair of the Liaison Committee has responded to Rachel Reeve, Shadow Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster, regarding commercial lobbying.

Digital, Culture, Media and Sport Committee examines the role of players’ organisations in dealing with concussion in sport