Coming up in the Commons 24-28 January
21 January 2022 (updated on 21 January 2022)
Here is a roundup of what’s coming up this week in the House of Commons Chamber.
For a complete list of questions and updates on urgent questions and statements see the Order of Business on the day or the Question Book for questions in advance.
Monday 24 January
The House will sit from 2.30pm on Monday, starting with questions to the Secretary of State for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities, Michael Gove.
The main business will be an Opposition Day debate on a motion in the name of the Scottish National Party on the subject of “increases in the cost of living”. This will be followed by the remaining stages of the Leasehold Reform (Ground Rent) Bill [Lords].
Find out about Westminster Hall debates taking place on Monday 24 January.
Tuesday 25 January
The House will sit at 11.30am on Tuesday, starting with questions to the Foreign Secretary, Elizabeth Truss.
The main business will be the remaining stages of the Judicial Review and Courts Bill.
Find out about Westminster Hall debates taking place on Tuesday 25 January.
Wednesday 26 January
Proceedings will begin from 11.30am on Wednesday, starting with questions to the Secretary of State for Northern Ireland, Brandon Lewis.
Prime Minister’s Questions will take place at 12 noon.
The main business will be the second reading of the Product Security and Telecommunications Infrastructure Bill.
Find out about Westminster Hall debates taking place on Wednesday 26 January.
Thursday 27 January
The House will sit from 9.30am on Thursday, starting with questions to the Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs, George Eustice.
The main business will be a general debate on Holocaust Memorial Day 2022. The subject for this debate was determined by the Backbench Business Committee.
Find out about Westminster Hall debates taking place on Thursday 27 January.
Friday 28 January
The House will be sitting this Friday from 9.30 am. The main business will be Private Members’ Bills. Find out what bills will be debated.
Business is subject to change throughout the week.