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Coming up in the Lords: 6-9 February

3 February 2017 (updated on 3 February 2017)

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The House of Lords has a busy calendar shaping laws and checking and challenging the work of the government. See what's on in the Lords next week.

Bills and debates taking place in the Moses Room in the House of Lords are referred to as happening in Grand Committee. Proceedings are identical to those in the chamber except that voting is not allowed, as there are no voting lobbies (corridors to walk through in order to show which way a member is voting) in the Moses Room. This means that all decisions must be unanimous. Any member of the House of Lords may attend.

Culture, media and sport

Thursday 8 February

  • Short debate - Protection of existing historical statues and memorials and establishment of new memorials that reflect broader UK history - Lord Oates (Grand Committee)

Economic affairs

Monday 6 February

Wednesday 8 February

Thursday 8 February

Education

Thursday 9 February

  • Progress of partnership work between maintained and independent schools - Lord Lexden (Grand Committee)

Europe

Wednesday 8 February

10am: Lord Bridges of Headley, Undersecretary of State, Department for Exiting the European Union; Lord Price, Minister of State for Trade Policy, Department for International Trade

Health

Tuesday 7 February

Thursday 9 February

  • General debate: Role of parents in supporting young people with mental health problems - Baroness Massey of Darwen (Grand Committee)

Home affairs

Tuesday 7 February

Politics

Wednesday 8 February

10.30am: Baroness Smith of Basildon, Shadow Leader of the House of Lords; Lord Newby, Leader of the Liberal Democrats, House of Lords

Science and technology

Monday 6 February

Wednesday 8 February

Transport

Monday 6 February

  • Question for short debate - Impact of Brexit on transport sector in the UK - Baroness Randerson

World affairs

Thursday 9 February

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