March 2021

WEC to hear from Dame Sara Khan during first evidence session of community cohesion inquiry

Commenting on the announcement today of a launch of a consultation for a Land Use Framework, the Chair of the EFRA Committee, Alistair Carmichael MP, said:

Mae Cadeirydd y Pwyllgor Materion Cymreig wedi ymateb i'r newyddion bod Prifysgol Caerdydd yn bwriadu torri 400 o swyddi llawn amser.

The Foreign Affairs Committee will hold a one-off oral evidence session on the UK’s sanctions strategy at 2pm on Tuesday 4 February.

Rt Hon Lucy Powell MP, Chair of the Modernisation Committee and Leader of the House of Commons, comments on the launch of the Standards Committee’s new inquiry into MPs outside interests.

The Committee on Standards is inquiring into whether there should be changes to the rules relating to outside interests and employment in the Code of Conduct for Members of Parliament.

For the last two years, the MOD has failed to publish the annual Equipment Plan, where it sets out its spending plans on equipment procurement and support projects over the next decade

Members debate tax implications of companies shifting to low and zero-tax jurisdictions. Catch up

Three House of Commons Select Committees – the Culture, Media and Sport, Foreign Affairs and International Development Committees – have called on the Government to sufficiently resource the BBC World Service so that it is less reliant on the licence fee and short-term funding cycles.

Discover what's coming up in the House of Lords this week

Members discuss levels of rape prosecution, copyright and artificial intelligence, the Office for Students' 2025-2030 strategy, and glorification of terrorism in four short debates. Catch up

Members consider a youth mobility scheme between the UK and the EU. Catch up

The Health and Social Care Committee holds the second session of its Adult Social Care Reform: The Cost of Inaction inquiry. 

New Northern Ireland Scrutiny Committee appointed.

Report warns service provided to customers is a mixed bag with levels of fraud remaining unacceptably high