Parliament

The Public Administration and Constitutional Affairs Committee (PACAC) is launching an inquiry into the rules and processes which dictate how, where and when the most important government announcements are made to Parliament.

The Home Affairs Committee has launched a new inquiry to explore the potential benefits and risks of the use of government-issued digital ID.

The Government has agreed to accelerate publishing its response to the Office for Environmental Protection’s (OEP) annual assessment report, following pressure from the Environmental Audit Committee.

“A real-terms cut for DCMS is the wrong choice by the Chancellor."

The Northern Ireland Affairs Committee has written to the Secretary of State with a comprehensive summary of the evidence so far from its inquiry into the legacy of the past in Northern Ireland, to inform the Government’s policy making ahead of any potentialannouncement on a joint approach with the Republic of Ireland.

Welsh Affairs Committee Chair responds to Spending Review

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The Education Committee has today launched a new inquiry into the financial viability of universities as they face the challenges of rising costs and falling numbers of international students after years of tuition fee freezes. 

The UK Government must ensure that it does not protect its allies at the expense of unconditional support for international humanitarian law (IHL), MPs argue in a new report.

The Chair of the Science, Innovation and Technology Committee has commented on today’s Spending Review from the Chancellor of the Exchequer.

Florence Eshalomi, Chair of the cross-party Housing, Communities and Local Government (HCLG) Committee, has commented on the Chancellor’s Spending Review.

Foreign Affairs Committee Chair, Dame Emily Thornberry MP, has reacted to the Government’s Spending Review published today.

The Chair of the Scottish Affairs Committee has commented on today’s Spending Review from the Chancellor of the Exchequer.

On Monday 16 June, MPs will debate a petition relating to cages and crates for farmed animals.