March 2022
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This week in the Commons: 13-16 March 2017
A round up of this week’s business in the Chamber and Westminster Hall
17 March 2017
Whiplash and the small claims limits inquiry launched
Justice Committee examines Government plans on whiplash and to raise the small claims limit for personal injury
17 March 2017
Put the brakes on Making Tax Digital for businesses, urges Committee
Economic Affairs Finance Bill Sub-Committee publishes its report
17 March 2017
Treasury Committee report on the restoration of Parliament
Treasury Committee publishes a preliminary report on the restoration and renewal project
17 March 2017
Decisions of the Petitions Committee Tuesday 14 March 2017
Petitions Committee schedules a debate on eligibility for mortgages
16 March 2017
Agriculture and Brexit inquiry launches with visit to Dolgellau
Welsh Affairs Committee launches the next stage of its Brexit inquiry in Dolgellau
16 March 2017
MPs debate the future of local and regional news providers
On 30 March MPs will take part in a general debate in Westminster Hall
16 March 2017
Electric vehicles inquiry launched
Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy Committee launches inquiry on electric vehicle market
16 March 2017
Electric vehicles inquiry launched
Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy Committee launches inquiry on electric vehicle market
16 March 2017
European Union (Notification of Withdrawal) Bill: Commons stages
Bill receives Royal Assent becoming an Act of Parliament
16 March 2017
Appointment of lay members
lay members, standards
16 March 2017
Appointment of lay members
Committee on Standards appoints three new lay members
16 March 2017
Lords examines European Union (Notification of Withdrawal) Bill
Article 50 Bill recieves Royal Assent
16 March 2017
Universal Credit: Government has its "head in the sand"
Work and Pensions Committee publishes Government response on impact of Universal Credit rollout
16 March 2017
Statement on Sky/Fox merger: 16 March 2017
Statement in the Commons made by Secretary of State Karen Bradley
16 March 2017
