Economic situation
Economic situation news from UK Parliament.
Lords EU exit regulations: 18 February
Peers discuss investment funds, public records and data protection
19 February 2019
Lords EU exit regulations 11 February
Professional qualifications and financial services under discussion
11 February 2019
Lords examines Financial Services (Implementation of Legislation) Bill
Peers consider progress of bill
07 February 2019
Lords debates increase in social housing
Peers consider commitment to reduce housing costs and homelessness
01 February 2019
Tenant Fees Bill: Lords third reading
Members consider interest on payments to enforcement agencies
16 January 2019
Lords debates UK economy
Peers discuss nation's finances in light of Budget Statement
14 November 2018
Lords debates impact of welfare cuts on families
Peers discuss reductions to tax, housing and child benefits
02 November 2018
Chancellor of Exchequer questioned by Economic Affairs Committee
Economic Affairs Committee annual meeting with Chancellor of Exchequer on 11 September at 3.35pm
07 September 2018
Finance Bill Sub-Committee re-established
Finance Bill Sub-Committee 2018 first meeting
06 September 2018
Work and Pensions and BEIS Committees publish report on Carillion
Carillion's board presided over “rotten corporate culture”, “responsible and culpable” for its massively costly demise
16 May 2018
David Davis questioned on progress of EU withdrawal negotiation
Exiting the European Union Committee hears from Secretary of State
25 April 2018
Bank of England and financial regulators give evidence on climate risk reporting
Environmental Audit Committee examines environmental risks and financial decision-making
20 February 2018
Agreement on standstill transitional arrangements between UK and EU27 is now urgent
Treasury Committee report says transition must be simple enough to negotiate within weeks
14 December 2017
Chancellor of Exchequer gives evidence to Lords committee
Economic Affairs Committee takes evidence on Tuesday 12 September at 3.35pm
08 September 2017
Budget 2017 examined by Office for Budget Responsibility
Treasury Committee questions Robert Chote, Professor Sir Charles Bean and Graham Parker CBE
13 March 2017