House of Commons

Formal start of the parliamentary year takes place on 14 October

Committee to take evidence on hate crime from the Jo Cox Foundation and the Committee on Standards in Public Life

Committee holds one off session with the Ministry of Defence to examine its 2018-19 Annual Reports and Accounts

Report to be published on Friday 11 October

One-off evidence session will explore the new Secretary of State's policy priorities, his new ministerial team, and his department's Brexit preparations

Committee questions Secretary of State on Brexit, Net zero, and departmental priorities

The Public Administration and Constitutional Affairs Committee hold a follow-up session examining the findings of a report by the PHSO, which outlined what lessons can be learned from failings at the North Essex Partnership University NHS Foundation Trust

Treasury Committee comments on Barclays' decision to stop its customers withdrawing cash from post offices

The Scottish Affairs Committee is holding an evidence session with the Office of the Secretary of State for Scotland in relation to his upcoming priorities, Brexit preparations and city region deals

Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS) Committee begins its inquiry into Thomas Cook, with evidence from witnesses including the former CEO and Chairman

Welsh Affairs Committee hold final evidence session in their city and growth deals inquiry

International Development Committee publish Special Report on violence against aid workers

Northern Ireland Affairs Committee to question PSNI Chief Constable on rise in Organised Crime

Decarbonisation, congestion, and shifts towards alternative modes of transport prompt calls for a national debate on road pricing

Parliament suspended on 8 October 2019