Central government

MPs will question the Secretary of State for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport in a wide-ranging hearing on pressing issues covered by the Department.

The Treasury Committee is today launching a new inquiry called 'An Equal Recovery'.

The Science and Technology Committee is holding an evidence session on UK science, research and technology capability and influence in global disease outbreaks.

Members debate case for integrated UK policy-making

Members debate steps that national and local government will need to take to achieve an inclusive society in the UK. Find out more

Constitution Committee publishes call for evidence on revision of the Cabinet Manual

Constitution Committee launches call for evidence on the future governance of the United Kingdom

Ian Watmore, First Civil Service Commissioner, to be questioned by the Public Administration and Constitutional Affairs Committee

The introduction of a Garment Trade Adjudicator could help stamp out non-compliance with labour market regulation in the UK garment industry, the Environmental Audit Committee has said.

The Backbench Business Committee has proposed the topics for the Supplementary Estimates Day debates.

Government accepts amendment on use of 'mother or expectant mother' in the bill

The Public Administration and Constitutional Affairs Committee has criticised the Minister for the Cabinet Office, Michael Gove, for not doing more to ensure that policy decisions on covid-19 were open to scrutiny.

The European Scrutiny Committee considers approved and draft EU legislation and policy documents deposited in Parliament by the Government.

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.

Members debate the agreement setting out the future relationship on Friday 8 January