November

Committee publishes further evidence on their inquiry into Workforce burnout and resilience in the NHS and social care

The Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Committee examines seafood and meat exports to the EU

Lord Fowler is stepping down in late April to campaign on HIV/AIDS and other issues

Petitions and Women and Equalities Committees to question Education Minister Rt Hon Nick Gibb MP on Black history and cultural diversity in the national curriculum

International Trade Committee hears from the Chief Secretary to the Treasury and the Minister for Regional Growth and Local Government

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

International Development Committee publishes correspondence from the Foreign Secretary

The Public Administration and Constitutional Affairs Committee has criticised the Minister for the Cabinet Office, Michael Gove, for not doing more to ensure that policy decisions on covid-19 were open to scrutiny.

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