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MPs to debate amendments  Immigration

MPs will debate amendments made by the House of Lords to the Immigration Bill

Housing and Planning Bill  Housing

Housing and Planning Bill

The House of Lords to conclude its report stage, a further chance to examine the bill and make changes

Corporate Manslaughter charges Defence

The Ministry of Defence must be subject to Corporate Manslaughter charges without exemption, says report

MPs debate meningitis B vaccination Meningitis

Following a petition signed by over 820,000 people, MPs debate whether all children should get the meningitis B vaccine

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Minister discusses young adult offender treatment in criminal justice system

Justice Committee hears perspectives on treatment of young adult offenders

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Monday 25 April 2016

  • House of Commons
  • House of Lords
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2:30pm
Oral questions
Education, including Topical Questions
Urgent question
The Government's plan for shipbuilding on the Clyde
Statement
Seven day health services and junior doctors industrial action
Statement
Response to BHS entering administration
Legislation
Immigration Bill - Programme motion - Theresa May
Legislation
Immigration Bill - Consideration of Lords amendments - Theresa May
Backbench Business
Education funding in London
Adjournment
First anniversary of the Nepal earthquake
4:30pm - 7:30pm
Westminster Hall debate
E-petition 108072 relating to the meningitis B vaccine
4:30pm
First Delegated Legislation Committee
Draft Medicines and Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency Trading Fund (Amendment) Order 2016
Location: Room 9, Palace of Westminster
4:30pm
Second Delegated Legislation Committee
Motion in the name of Chris Grayling relating to the Independent Parliamentary Standards Authority
Location: Room 11, Palace of Westminster
4:30pm
European Committee B
European Union Documents No. 9467/14, a Joint Communication: Elements for an EU Strategy in Afghanistan 2014–16, No. 15503/15 and Addendum, a Joint Proposal for a Council Decision on the signing of the Cooperation Agreement on Partnership and Development between the EU and the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan, and No. 15504/15 and Addendum, a Joint Proposal for a Council Decision on the conclusion of the Cooperation Agreement on Partnership and Development between the EU and the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan
Location: Room 10, Palace of Westminster
9:30am
Welsh Affairs - Oral Evidence Session
The future of nuclear power in Wales
Dyfed Wyn Edwards, Leader of Cabinet, Gwynedd County Council
Mandy Williams-Davies, Cabinet Member for Economy, Gwynedd County Council
Sioned Williams, Head of Economy and Community Services and Member of Snowdonia Enterprise Board, Gwynedd County Council
John Idris Jones, Chair, Snowdonia Enterprise Zone Advisory Board
Ieuan Williams, Council Leader, Isle of Anglesey County Council
Dylan Williams, Head of Economic Development, Anglesey County Council
Dr Gwynne Jones, Chief Executive, Isle of Anglesey County Council
Glyn Jones OBE, Member, Anglesey Enterprise Zone Advisory Board
Neil Crumpton, People Against Wylfa B
Gerry Wolff, Co-ordinator, Energy Fair
Gareth Clubb, Director, Friends of the Earth Cymru
2:45pm
International Development - Oral Evidence Session
Sustainable Development Goals
Rt Hon Oliver Letwin MP, Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster, Cabinet Office
Location: Room 16, Palace of Westminster
3:45pm
Work and Pensions - Oral Evidence Session
Intergenerational fairness
Philip Booth, Editorial and Programme Director, Institute of Economic Affairs
Shiv Malik, Investigations Correspondent, The Guardian
Paul Johnson, Director, Institute for Fiscal Studies
Andrew Hood, Research Economist, Institute of Fiscal Studies
James Sefton, Professor of Economics, Imperial College London
Location: The Wilson Room, Portcullis House
4:00pm
Public Accounts - Oral Evidence Session
Cities and Local Growth
Professor Andy Pike, Centre for Urban and Regional Development Studies, University of Newcastle
Martin McTague, National Policy Director, Federation of Small Businesses
Ed Cox, Director, IPPR North
Lord Gary Porter of Spalding, CBE, Local Government Association Chairman
Melanie Dawes, Permanent Secretary, Communities and Local Government
Simon Ridley, Director General, Decentralisation and Growth, Department for Communities and Local Government
Catherine Frances, Director, Public Services, HM Treasury
Location: Room 15, Palace of Westminster
4:05pm
Transport - Oral Evidence Session
Vehicle type approval
Richard Lloyd, Executive Director, Which?
Christian Twigg-Flesner, Professor of Commercial Law, University of Hull
Peter Shears, Professor of Consumer Law and Policy, Plymouth University
Paul Higgs, Interim Chief Executive, Vehicle Certification Agency
Robert Goodwill MP, Minister of State, Department of Transport
Ian Yarnold, Head of the International Vehicle Standards Division , Department for Transport
Location: The Grimond Room, Portcullis House
No business announced for today
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2:30pm
Oral questions
Prime Minister’s commitment to expand the mentoring programme for disengaged young people
Oral questions
Areas of England most affected by shortages of places for secondary school pupils in September
Oral questions
Promoting co-operative housing
Oral questions
Closures of regional museums
Legislation
Trade Union Bill - 3rd reading
Legislation
Housing and Planning Bill - Report stage (day 5)
Statement
Seven day health services and junior doctors’ industrial action
10:00pm
Estimated rising time
No business announced for today
4:00pm
Audit Committee (Lords) - Private Meeting
Location: Room 3A, Palace of Westminster
No business announced for today

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