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UK Parliament

March 2021

Read all the UK Parliament news for March 2021.

Defence scrutiny obstructed: PAC extremely disappointed at lack of public spending plan

Border security legislation faces first checks in the Lords

Members begin to check and change the Border Security, Asylum and Immigration Bill. Follow for more

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Decisions of the Petitions Committee, 17 June 2025

Decisions of the Petitions Committee, 17 June 2025

Independent Chief Inspector of Borders and Immigration appears before committee

Justice and Home Affairs Committee questions the Independent Chief Inspector of Borders and Immigration

National Policy Statements: Liaison Committee meets to agree sub-committee members

The Liaison Committee met on Wednesday 11 June to agree the members of the sub-committee which will handle National Policy Statements.

Employment Rights Bill continues Lords committee stage

Members consider changes to employment legislation. Find out more

What's on in the Lords 16-19 June

Discover what's on in the House of Lords from 16-19 June

Informed and incensed: Feargal Sharkey on the UK’s water woes

Committee Corridor podcast features parliamentary scrutiny at heart of debate on sector

Industry and Regulators Committee seeks views on Building Safety Regulator

Call for evidence published for inquiry into the Building Safety Regulator

MPs will debate a petition relating to geo-engineering and the environment

On Monday 23 June, MPs will debate a petition relating to geo-engineering and the environment.

Lords continue scrutiny of the Children's Wellbeing and Schools Bill

Members consider changes on school uniforms, foster care and employment of children, at committee stage. Find out more

Crime and Policing Bill: MPs propose expanding UK’s ability to prosecute war criminals at home

Crime and Policing Bill: MPs propose expanding UK’s ability to prosecute war criminals at home

Financial cliff-edge for hundreds of councils looms in 2026 – where is the Govt’s response?

Local authorities remain in financially precarious position as impact of increase in national insurance contributions (NICs) on local government remains unassessed

Lords completes examination of Holocaust Memorial Bill

Bill reaches final stage in the Lords. Catch up

Lords continues scrutiny of public authority fraud bill

Members discuss creation of the ministerial correspondence, and public sector fraud. Find out more

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