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Liaison Committee, Scrutiny, Prime Minister, evidence

Prime Minister gives evidence to MPs

10 September 2013

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Prime Minister, Rt Hon David Cameron MP will appear before the Liaison Committee at 4.00pm on Tuesday 10 September.

Witness

Tuesday 10 September 2013, Grimond Room, Portcullis House

At 4pm:

  • Rt Hon David Cameron MP, Prime Minister

Themes

The meeting will include the following themes:

Reform of the Civil Service, and the capacity of the Civil Service to design and manage contracts

  • Public Administration Committee report – Truth to Power: How Civil Service Reform can succeed
  • Procurement: capacity of civil service to design and manage contracts
  • Recent examples: Universal Credit, G4S, West Coast Main Line, Serco, and the UK Border Agency
Regulation of the Press, and the proposed Royal Charter
  • Progress on the Royal Charter
  • Regulation of private investigators

Members attending

The session will be chaired by Sir Alan Beith MP and is also likely to involve the following Select Committee Chairs:

  • Mr Graham Allen MP, Political and Constitutional Reform
  • Dame Anne Begg MP, Work and Pensions
  • Mr Clive Betts MP, Communities and Local Government
  • Mrs Louise Ellman MP, Transport
  • Margaret Hodge MP, Public Accounts
  • Mr Bernard Jenkin MP, Public Administration
  • Miss Anne McIntosh MP, EFRA
  • Andrew Miller MP, Science and Technology
  • Keith Vaz MP, Home Affairs
  • Mr John Whittingdale MP, Culture, Media and Sport

The evidence session is expected to last for one and a half hours.

The session is open to the public and can be watched live or on-demand at www.parliamentlive.tv.

A transcript of this hearing will be published online as soon as possible.

The Liaison Committee is made up of the Chairs of House of Commons Select Committees.

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