Covid-19

Committee to hold an evidence session to examine the prevalence of domestic abuse during the covid-19 pandemic and the adequacy of the Government’s response

Letters seek clarification on their approach to ensuring workplace safety during the pandemic

Chairman Simon Hoare reacts to news of the EU’s introduction of controls for the export of coronavirus vaccines produced in the bloc by invoking Article 16 of the Northern Ireland Protocol

The Procedure Committee will question Leader of the House of Commons, Jacob Rees-Mogg MP, as part of its inquiry into procedure under coronavirus restrictions.

The COVID-19 Committee explores whether current employment legislation, policy and practice is adequate to protect workers’ wellbeing in an increasingly digital workplace

The Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy Committee examines issues such as unemployment, skills, ‘fire and rehire’ and mass redundancies

The Housing, Communities and Local Government Committee examines the impact of Government policies 

The Science and Technology Committee examines UK Science, Research and Technology Capability and Influence in Global Disease Outbreaks

COVID-19 Committee takes evidence at 10:00am on Thursday 28 January

The Bank of England risks creating a ‘moral hazard’ by purchasing high-carbon bonds and providing no-strings financing to carbon intensive companies.

On 19 January 2021 the Committee considered all e-petitions which had reached over 10,000 signatures and received a Government response, or had received a revised response.

Chair writes to the Prime Minister urging him to engage with the hospitality sector

The Education Committee continues its inquiry into left behind white pupils from disadvantaged backgrounds with an evidence session on 26 January.

Health and Social Care Committee and Science and Technology Committee to take evidence from NHS chief executive

The COVID-19 Committee to explore how the pandemic has increased the adoption of AI, automation, remote working and e-commerce.