Health services

Members debate the Act's provisions and regulations on self-isolation. Catch up

Members debate the key areas of a private member's bill to make assisted dying legal. Find out more

Members debate the challenges following the pandemic, the effects of the Health and Social Care Levy and and the government's social care plans. Catch up

Covid vaccine programme “one of most effective initiatives in UK history” but delay to first lockdown a “serious error” that should have been challenged.

Members discuss implications for global public health. Find out more

Members debate regulations relating to COVID-19 tests and the mandatory vaccination of care home staff, voting to 'regret' the lack of operational guidance and impact assessment. Catch up

Menstruation, endometriosis, birth control and pregnancy, the menopause and COVID-19 in the spotlight for Lords debate. Catch up

Members discuss wellbeing, whistleblowing and cheating services for students. Learn more

Members discuss UK social care provision and the role of carers. Find out more

MPs question Health Minister Nadine Dorries on key issues raised during the mental health inquiry

Members debate the education and health of children of the UK affected by the COVID-19 pandemic. Catch up

Matt Hancock MP answers questions from MPs on the Government's handling of the covid-19 pandemic

Climate change targets, ethnicity and child poverty, neurological services and perpetrators of genocide are in the Lords spotlight. Find out more about Thursday debates in May

The Committee has considered all e-petitions which had, before 22 April 2021, had reached over 10,000 signatures and received a Government response, e-petitions that had received a revised response, and public petitions. The Committee also considered a number of e-petitions with over 100,000 signatures that were awaiting debate.

The Health and Social Care Committee to hold short inquiry into the poor experiences of the social care system faced by many of those living with dementia and their carers