March 2018

The Committee considered all e-petitions which had, before 11 March 2021, reached over 10,000 signatures and received a Government response. The Committee also considered petitions which had reached over 100,000 signatures, and agreed debates for a number of petitions with over 100,000 signatures that were awaiting debate.

Questions will explore the Bill’s provisions on the Service Justice Reform, and healthcare and housing provision for service personnel and veterans

The Transport Committee holds its first session of their inquiry into Major transport infrastructure projects.

Chair of the International Development Committee releases statement on the Integrated Review

Northern Ireland could find itself in the awkward position of being required to apply EU trade sanctions, such as quotas, or higher tariffs, on goods brought into Northern Ireland from the rest of the UK as a result of a combination of a new set of EU rules and the Protocol on Ireland/Northern Ireland.

The Home Affairs Committee continues its inquiry into police conduct and complaints with an evidence session on the complaints process and the IOPC.

The Housing, Communities and Local Government Committee has launched a new inquiry to examine the UK's strategy for meeting the 2050 'net zero' target at a local level.

Committee to question witnesses on the impact of the Human Rights Act on the policies and practices of public authorities

MoD must get existing programme under control, as well as making savings and cuts, before any new strategy can be delivered says Public Accounts Committee report on Defence Equipment Plan 2020–2030

Women and Equalities Committee continues it's inquiry into the reform of the Gender Recognition Act

Work and Pensions Committee questions Health and Safety Executive, trade unions, manufacturing and construction industries on Covid-safety in the workplace

The inquiry is examining issues around attainment and employment outcomes for young people in children’s homes

Bydd y Pwyllgor Materion Cymreig yn holi ystod eang o randdeiliaid ym maes datblygu ynni adnewyddadwy mewn sesiwn dystiolaeth ddydd Iau, wrth iddo barhau gyda’i ymchwiliad i ynni adnewyddadwy yng Nghymru.

The Welsh Affairs Committee will hear from stakeholders in renewable energy development as it continues its inquiry into renewable energy in Wales.

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