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Health education and preventive medicine

Health education and preventive medicine news from UK Parliament.

Government responds to Treasury Committee’s Tax After Coronavirus report

The Treasury Committee publishes tax after coronavirus: the Government’s response

Westminster Hall to hold a general debate on the recommendations for the forthcoming Tobacco Control Plan

MPs to hold a general debate on the forthcoming Tobacco Control Plan in Westminster Hall

Westminster Hall to hold a general debate on the 10th anniversary of the investigation into the Winterbourne View Hospital and the Transforming Care programme

MPs hold a general debate on the 10th anniversary of the investigation into the Winterbourne View Hospital

Report blames government inaction over insurance as festivals face another lost summer

Ministers ignored warnings and multiple opportunities to give insurance backing for cancellations

Experts give evidence on prison education

Education Committee to question charities, governors’ association and Open University on learning in custody

House of Lords round-up

Catch up with Lords work in the 2021-22 session so far and what's coming from Monday 7 June

FCA provides update on Woodford investigation

The Financial Conduct Authority has provided an update on its investigation into the failure of LF Woodford Equity Income Fund.

Budget cut to taxpayers’ value for money foreign aid watchdog

International Development Committee publishes correspondence on the ICAI budget

Sarah Atherton MP: Complaints System process has ‘regressed in critical ways’and ‘real changes are needed’

Service Complaints Ombudsman annual report found that the Complaints System is “not yet efficient, effective and fair”

Parliament flies the flag for three British Overseas Territories

The flags of three British Overseas Territories are flying at the main entrance to Parliament this weekend to celebrate their national days.

Will the Government's new Animal Welfare Bill go far enough? MPs launch inquiry

The Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Committee launches a new inquiry

Committee to take evidence on decarbonising heat in homes inquiry

Questions will be put to consumer protection organisations and consumer focused energy companies

Defence to launch Sub-Committee on the Treatment of Contracted Staff for the MOD’s Ancillary Services

The intention is for this to become a Sub-Committee, to be chaired by Martin Docherty Hughes.

Committee Chair comments on Ofcom Chair appointments process

DCMS Committee Chair Julian Knight has issued the comment on the appointments process for the next Chair of Ofcom

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House of Commons rises for Whitsun recess

The House of Commons adjourned on Thursday 27 May for recess, and will next sit on Monday 7 June at 2.30pm.

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