November 2022
Read all the UK Parliament news for November 2022
Leasehold and Freehold Reform Bill: call for evidence
Leasehold and Freehold Reform Bill: call for evidence
13 December 2023
Report publication: Appointment of HM Chief Inspector of Probation
Report publication: Appointment of HM Chief Inspector of Probation
13 December 2023
Comment: COP28 agreement
Chair reacts to the agreement reached today at COP28
13 December 2023
Government cannot demonstrate value for money for untold billions of taxpayer-funded procurement
Public Accounts Committee publishes report on competition in public procurement
13 December 2023
Rwanda scheme: National Audit Office to produce factual report on plan’s costs
Correspondence: UK-Rwanda Migration and Economic Development Partnership
12 December 2023
Home Office ministers questioned on Rwanda, Channel crossings and migration strategy
Home Office ministers questioned on Rwanda, Channel crossings and migration strategy
12 December 2023
Holocaust Memorial Bill: MPs appointed to Committee to consider petitions against Bill
MPs appointed to Committee to consider petitions against Bill
12 December 2023
Nominations open for Chair of Defence Committee
The Speaker has announced the timetable for the election of the Chair of the Defence Select Committee following the resignation of Robert Courts
12 December 2023
Liaison Committee: Topics set out for questions to Prime Minister
Liaison Committee: Topics set out for questions to Prime Minister
12 December 2023
Pedicabs (London) Bill undergoes line by line scrutiny in the Lords
Members start detailed scrutiny by considering changes on TfL powers to regulate pedicabs. Catch up
12 December 2023
Urgent reform needed in 11-16 education to fully prepare pupils for the future
The Education for 11–16 Year Olds Committee publishes its report 'Requires improvement: urgent change for 11–16 education'
12 December 2023
Support for families and households subject of Lords debate
Quality of family life under spotlight. Catch up
11 December 2023
Committee launches an investigation into Live Facial Recognition
The Justice and Home Affairs Committee is launching a short investigation into the use of Live Facial Recognition (LFR) by police.
11 December 2023
Committee on Standards to take oral evidence from Daniel Greenberg, the Parliamentary Commissioner for Standards
Committee on Standards to take oral evidence from Daniel Greenberg, the Parliamentary Commissioner for Standards
11 December 2023
MPs present Private Members’ Bills to Parliament in opportunity to make their mark on the law
08 December 2023