COMMONS

Scottish Affairs Committee

Skanska UK give evidence on Blacklisting
MPs examine legal consequences of a separate Scotland
MPs hear further evidence on Blacklisting

The Scottish Affairs Committee is appointed to examine the  administration, policy and expenditure of the Scotland Office and relations with the Scottish Parliament. It also looks at the administration and expenditure of the Advocate General for Scotland.

What's on

Date Business
05 March 2013
2:30 pm
 Subject: Blacklisting in Employment
Witness(es): Harvey Francis, Skanska UK
Location: Room 15, Palace of Westminster

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Publications

Title Date published
Blacklisting in Employment – Information submitted by Jack Winder 26 February 2013
Blacklisting in Employment - uncorrected evidence - 12 February 2013 | PDF version Blacklisting in Employment - uncorrected evidence - 12 February 2013 (PDF) 18 February 2013
Referendum on Separation for Scotland - uncorrected evidence - 13 February 2013 | PDF version Referendum on Separation for Scotland - uncorrected evidence - 13 February 2013 (PDF) 18 February 2013

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