Administration of justice

Lords considers changes on Investigatory Powers Tribunal as bill set for Royal Assent. Catch up

Members discuss draft law to reverse Supreme Court decision on damages-based agreements. Catch up

Members discuss changes on the Parole Board as line by line examination concludes. Catch up

The Justice Committee will take evidence from charities on the financial impact of probate delays during the first session of its new Probate inquiry

Members discuss changes on data breaches in Lords report stage. Catch up

The Justice and Home Affairs Committee publishes its report Cutting crime: better community sentences.

Members consider an Independent Public Advocate. Catch up

Members wrap up committee stage examination. Catch up

Members discuss draft law to update UK's investigatory framework in face of emerging threats. Catch up.

The Committee calls on Government and Parliament to identify where there may be genuine and sustained gaps between sentencing policy and public opinion

How do we hold local Government and public services to account for the decisions that affect our everyday lives without local media? And what does it mean for our understanding of institutions like the courts if we don't engage with coverage? 

Members discuss prisons and probation, grey squirrels, British Overseas Territories and assistive technology in education. Catch up

Victims and Prisoners Bill: call for written evidence

Justice and Home Affairs Committee launch inquiry on community sentences

Sir Bob Neill MP, has expressed disappointment that the government has declined to follow its recommendations