Committee

How should today’s ministers plan and deliver policy which impacts future generations?

Lords European Affairs Committee launch inquiry into data adequacy and its implications for UK-EU relations.

JCNSS will open oral evidence in its inquiry into Defending Democracy to explore evolving threats to UK democracy and how these are being addressed

On 12 March the Committee considered e-petitions that had received over 100,000 signatures

The Home Affairs Committee has written to the Home Secretary, Rt Hon James Cleverly MP, with key findings from its inquiry into Police and Crime Commissioners

Levelling-Up Committee questions Minister for inquiry on disabled people in the housing sector

The Government has published its response to SITC’s January report on the life-and-limb saving potential of bacteriophages

The EFRA Committee argues that green spaces should be a much higher priority, and calls for reforms to encourage more investment into green infrastructure.

Post Office legislation must include provisions on legally-binding timeframes – Liam Byrne

The House of Lords Science and Technology Committee publishes report - Long-duration energy storage: get on with it

WELSH AFFAIRS COMMENT: Metal mine water pollution in Wales

Four years on from the Environmental Audit Committee (EAC) report into e-waste, it appears little progress has been made

The Justice Committee will take evidence from charities on the financial impact of probate delays during the first session of its new Probate inquiry

The Environment and Climate Change Committees launches an inquiry into methane.

Facial technology and tackling Police misconduct: Committee publishes correspondence from Wales’ four Police and Crime Commissioners