Social security and pensions

MPs to debate petitions relating to assessments for disability benefits

Follow the progress of private members' bills in the House of Lords during the 2022-23 session of Parliament

Gov’t ‘has more work to do’ on landmark childcare reforms, Education Committee report says

Members discuss International Widows’ Day, graduate workers in trade unions, heat and power in Great Britain and Sino-British relations. Catch up

Members consider Commons changes on social housing providers. Catch up

The Work and Pensions Committee launches an inquiry examining whether working-age benefit levels in the UK are adequate to meet need

Members discuss economic situation following Chancellor of the Exchequer's statement. Catch up

Committee launches an inquiry that will review Defined Benefit (DB) pension schemes

The cost of living and financial support for disabled people

Catch up on a packed year in the Lords with 5,244 changes to 100 bills, plus questions and debates in over 3,350 hours of business.

This month we speak to two members who have been leading investigations into improving adult social care and how the government has incompletely implemented the Children and Families Act.

State pension to be debated by MPs

Work and Pensions Committee examines Defined Benefit pension schemes with Liability Driven Investment (LDIs)