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  • Blacklisting in employment

    On June 27 the Scottish Affairs Committee launched its inquiry into the blacklisting following a raid on The Consulting Association which provided proof that construction workers’ personal details were traded for profit.

  • Brazil:Trade and Investment

    Committee announces new inquiry into Trade with Brazil

  • Building Regulations

    The Committee decided to carry out an inquiry into the operation of the Building Regulations so far as they apply to electrical and gas installation and repairs in dwellings, including houses in multiple occupation.

  • Business Appointment Rules

    Government Response awaited.

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  • Home Office sessions 2013-14

    Topical evidence sessions with Home Office Ministers and officials

  • House of Lords reform: what next?

    The Political and Constitutional Reform Committee has decided to conduct an inquiry into what smaller-scale changes to the membership and structure of the House of Lords would be likely to command a consensus. The deadline for submissions is 26 March 2013

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  • Older prisoners

    The Justice Select Committee, chaired by Sir Alan Beith MP, is launching a call for written evidence for its new inquiry into older prisoners (which, for the purposes of the inquiry, the Committee proposes to define as those prisoners aged 60 and over).

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  • Operation of the Parliamentary Standards Act 2009

    The House has instructed the Committee to "review the operation of the Parliamentary Standards Act 2009"

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Select Committees Film

This short film explains the role and impact of select committees of the House of Commons, their membership, how they conduct inquiries, what it's like to be a witness and how you can get involved.