Immigration

Climate change, integration of refugees, religious education in schools, the adoption of new vaccines and parity of health and social care to address dementia on agenda. Catch up

International Agreements Committee launches call for evidence for inquiry into the UK-Rwanda asylum Agreement

Home Office ministers questioned on Rwanda, Channel crossings and migration strategy

The work will examine what progress has been made a year on from the publication of its report Channel crossings, migration and asylum-seeking routes through the EU

Follow the progress of private members' bills in the House of Lords during the 2022-23 session of Parliament

Members vote on unaccompanied children and victims of exploitation as draft bill set to become law . Catch up

Members commemorate arrival of Caribbean settlers aboard Empire Windrush in June 1948. Catch up

Women and Equalities Committee publishes report on Equality and the UK asylum process

Members consider draft law to change rules regarding settled status of EU and Swiss nationals in the UK. Catch up

MPs to debate the Government’s policies on migration

Joint Committee finds that the legislation would deny access to the asylum system to the vast majority of refugees coming to the UK

Justice Committee to investigate the work of tribunals which hear cases about the rights of people to enter or remain in the UK, including after claiming asylum

The Justice and Home Affairs Committee publishes its report All families matter: An inquiry into family migration. The report explores the impact of family migration policies on families and society, including the experience of separated families and the situation of the NHS.

Committee visits Calais to see Channel crossings sites

Catch up on a packed year in the Lords with 5,244 changes to 100 bills, plus questions and debates in over 3,350 hours of business.