What's on in the Lords 17-20 January

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Discover what questions, debates and bills featured in the House of Lords from the 17-20 January.

This week in the House of Lords:

in questions, members challenged the government on support for people with eating disorders, increasing the National Living Wage and delivering COVID 19 vaccinations to school pupils
In an urgent question, members pressed the government on allegations that Christine Lee influenced changes to the Immigration, Asylum and Nationality Act 2006 on behalf of China
the House of Lords asked government to think again on police protest powers, gender hate crime and drink and needle spiking, with votes on changes to the Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill as members completed detailed checks
line by line check of the Health and Care Bill continued with members discussing imbalance between the provision of mental and physical healthcare, HIV and Aids services and integrated care boards.

Catch up

Thursday 20 January

Questions

Members questioned the government on:

Legislation

Members continue line by line check of the Health and Care Bill as committee stage continues.

Debate

In Grand Committee, work away from the chamber, members will debate:

Wednesday 19 January

Questions

Members questioned the government on:

In an urgent question, members pressed the government on allegations that Christine Lee influenced changes to the Immigration, Asylum and Nationality Act 2006 on behalf of China

Legislation

Members began final examination of the Northern Ireland (Ministers, Elections and Petitions of Concern) Bill as report stage starts.

House of Lords debate the main purposes of the Subsidy Control Bill at second reading.

Orders and regulations

In Grand Committee, work away from the chamber, members debated orders and regulations relating to:

Tuesday 18 January

Legislation

Members continued line by line examination of the Health and Care Bill as committee stage continued.

Questions

At 2.30pm members will question the government on:

There was an urgent question to the government on the historic underpayment of benefits following a question in the Commons.

Statement

Members questioned the government following a statement in the Commons on Ukraine.

Monday 17 January

Questions

Members questioned the government on:

Legislation

Members concluded final examination of the Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill on the final day of report stage.

Debate

In Grand Committee, work away from the chamber, members debated the agreement between the UK, USA and Australia for the Exchange of Naval Nuclear Propulsion information (AUKUS agreement).

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