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Northern Ireland

Railways (Public Sector Operators)

Relating to the Appointment of the Chairman of the National Audit Office

Taxation of Pensions Bill - Second reading

Callum Wark and sentencing of foreign drivers

Costs of the Chilcot Inquiry

Tunnel under Morecambe Bay

Domestic violence

Cavity wall insulation and problems of damp

Value for money on South West Trains

to consider the Bill

GM foods and application of the precautionary principle in Europe - Síle Lane, Director of Campaigns, Sense About Science, Dr Jack Stilgoe, Lecturer in Social Studies of Science, University College London and Professor Brian Wynne, Professor of Science Studies, Lancaster University; Sue Davies, Chief Policy Adviser, Which? and Jon Woolven, Strategy and Innovation Director, Institute of Grocery Distribution; Dr Helen Ferrier, Chief Science and Regulatory Affairs Adviser, National Farmers’ Union, Peter Melchett, Policy Director, The Soil Association and Professor Ian Crute, Non-Executive Director, Agriculture and Horticulture Development Board

Older Prisoners: follow-up - Andrew Selous MP and Michael Spurr

Employment support for disabled people: Access to Work - Mr Mark Harper MP, Minister for Disabled People, Department for Work and Pensions and Colin Stewart, Work Services Director

Violence against women and girls - Vera Baird QC, Police and Crime Commissioner for Northumbria and Sandra Horley CBE, Chief Executive, Refuge; Sara Browne, Iranian and Kurdish Women's Rights Organisation, Rosie Lewis, the Angelou Centre and Rachel Horman

Business-University Collaboration - Rt Hon Greg Clark MP, Minister of State for Universities, Science and Cities, Department for Business, Innovation and Skills

Managing and replacing the Aspire contract - Liam Maxwell, Chief Technology Officer, HM Government

UK's Commissioner-elect - Rt Hon Lord Hill of Oareford CBE

Sustainable Development Goals - Rt Hon Justine Greening MP, Secretary of State, Department for International Development, Melinda Bohannon, Deputy Director, Post-2015 Goals, Department for International Development and James Jansen, Policy Adviser, International, Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs

The situation in Iraq and Syria and the threat posed by Islamic State in Iraq and the Levant (ISIL) - Professor Marc Weller, Cambridge University, Professor Adam Roberts, Oxford University and Dr Adrian Gallagher, Leeds University; Aaron Stein, Royal United Services Institute (RUSI)

Debt Management Office Annual Report and Accounts 2013-14 - Robert Stheeman, Chief Executive, Debt Management Office, Jo Whelan, Deputy Chief Executive, and Co-Head of Policy and Markets, Debt Management Office and Jim Juffs, Chief Operating Officer, Debt Management Office

Fraud and error in Housing Benefit - Andrew Stevens, Assistant Director (Customer Delivery), East Kent Services and Ian Adams, Director, Financial Operations and Customer Services, Islington Council; Robert Devereux, Permanent Secretary, DWP, Mike Driver, Director General (Finance) and Steve Buckingham, SRO for Housing Benefit, including Fraud & Error, DWP

Food security: demand, consumption and waste - Dr Liz Goodwin, Chief Executive Officer, WRAP, Dr Richard Swannell, Director, WRAP and Maria Ana Neves, Chief Executive Officer and Co-Founder, Plan Zheroes; Tim Smith, Group Quality Director, Tesco plc; Nigel Jenney, Chief Executive, Fresh Produce Consortium

Lord Goddard of Stockport

Standards and guidelines given to Police and Crime Commissioners

Recent research by the NSPCC into police investigations of child abuse

Government contribution to the reconstruction of infrastructure in Gaza

Ensuring the UK can opt back into the European Arrest Warrant

Devolution following the Scotland referendum

Consumer Rights Bill - Committee stage (Day 6) - Baroness Neville-Rolfe

Extradition Law - (at 10.10am) evidence will be heard from Judge Howard Riddle, Chief Magistrate, and Judge Emma Arbuthnot, Deputy to Chief Magistrate and (at approximately 11am) from Hilda Massey, Deputy Director Legal Aid Policy, Ministry of Justice, and Hugh Barratt, Director of Legal Aid Commissioning and Strategy, Ministry of Justice.

The Office of Lord Chancellor - (at 10.30am) evidence will be heard from the Rt Hon Dominic Grieve MP, Attorney General, 2010-14; and Baroness Scotland of of Asthal QC, former Attorney General, 2007-10; and (at approximately 1.15pm) from the Rt Hon Jack Straw MP, former Lord Chancellor and Secretary of State for Justice, 2007-10

EU Regional Marine Cooperation - (at 11.00am) evidence will be heard from Nick Medic, Director of Offshore Renewables, RenewableUK; Jacopo Moccia, Head of Political Affairs, European Wind Energy Association; and Mark Pearce, Business Development Manager, National Grid.

Affordable Childcare - (at 10.35am) evidence will be heard from Liz Bayram, Chief Executive, Professional Association for Childcare and Early Years (PACEY) and Ben Thomas, National Officer (Early Years Education), UNISON and (at approximately 11.15am) from Valentine Mulholland, Policy Adviser, National Association of Head Teachers (NAHT) and Sarah Bagshaw, School Business Manager, St Bede Academy, Bolton.

EU Alcohol Strategy 2016–2022 - (at 10.45am) evidence will be heard from Katherine Brown, Director of the Institute of Alcohol Studies, Dr Evelyn Gillan, Chief Executive, Alcohol Focus Scotland and Dr Nick Sheron, Senior Lecturer and Head of Clinical Hepatology, University of Southampton

The UK’s Opt-in and International Agreements - Evidence will be heard from Professor Steve Peers, Law School, University of Essex and Professor Gavin Barrett, Professor of European Constitutional and Economic Law , University College Dublin.