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Tuesday, 20 February 2018

Commons: Main Chamber   See this day →

  • Foreign and Commonwealth Office (including Topical Questions) Oral questions; 2:30 pm
  • The case of Alfie Dingley – Crispin Blunt Urgent question
  • Northern Ireland update – Karen Bradley Ministerial statement
  • Safeguarding in the aid sector – Penny Mordaunt Ministerial statement
  • Review of post-18 education and funding – Damian Hinds Ministerial statement
  • Postal voting – Damien Moore Ten Minute Rule Motion
  • Sanctions and Anti-Money Laundering Bill [Lords] - 2nd reading Legislation
  • Level of funding by Arts Council England for coalfield communities – Lord Mann Adjournment debate

Lords: Main Chamber   See this day →

  • Improving the regulation of charities, social enterprises, and voluntary organisations – Baroness Barker Oral questions; 2:30 pm
  • Promoting the forthcoming Commonwealth Summit with schools, universities, non-governmental organisations, and businesses – Baroness Berridge Oral questions
  • Improving social care for disabled people below retirement age – Baroness Campbell of Surbiton Oral questions
  • Ensuring young people from disadvantaged backgrounds are not put off taking up apprenticeship scheme places – the Bishop of Winchester Oral questions
  • Automated and Electric Vehicles Bill - Second reading – Baroness Sugg Legislation
  • Northern Ireland Update – Lord Duncan of Springbank Statement
  • Andrey Lugovoy and Dmitri Kovtun Freezing Order 2018 – Lord Bates Orders and regulations
  • Review of Post-18 Education and Funding – Viscount Younger of Leckie Statement
  • Safeguarding in the Aid Sector – Lord Bates Statement
  • United Nations Conference to Negotiate a Legally Binding Instrument to Prohibit Nuclear Weapons, Leading to Their Total Elimination – Baroness Miller of Chilthorne Domer Short debate
  • Estimated rising time; 10:00 pm

Commons: Westminster Hall   See this day →

  • The future of basketball in the UK – Alex Sobel Westminster Hall debate; 9:30 am
  • PACE trial and its effect on people with ME – Carol Monaghan Westminster Hall debate; 11:00 am – 11:30 am
  • Recruitment and retention of NHS staff in Oxfordshire – Layla Moran Westminster Hall debate; 11:30 am – 1:00 pm
  • Rail services to and from Kettering – Philip Hollobone Westminster Hall debate; 1:00 pm – 1:30 pm
  • Social housing and regeneration in Earls Court and West Kensington – Andrew Slaughter Westminster Hall debate; 1:30 pm – 2:30 pm

Commons: General Committee

  • Second Delegated Legislation Committee: The draft Mesothelioma Lump Sum Payments (Conditions and Amounts) (Amendment) Regulations 2018 and the draft Pneumoconiosis etc. (Workers’ Compensation) (Payment of Claims) (Amendment) Regulations 2018 4:30 pm; Room 9, Palace of Westminster

Commons: Select Committee

Scottish Affairs: Immigration and Scotland 10:00 am; Other
Witnesses:
  • Safia Clough, Fife Migrants Forum
  • Maciej Dokurno, Fife Migrants Forum
  • Margarita Jayinali, Fife Migrants Forum
  • Jonnie Hall, Director of Policy and Member Services, NFU Scotland
  • Lorraine Cook, Policy Manager, Migration, Population and Diversity Team, COSLA
  • Carroll Buxton, Regional Development Director, Highlands and Islands Enterprise
Environmental Audit: Green Finance 10:15 am; Room 6, Palace of Westminster
Witnesses:
  • Lord Turner of Ecchinswell
  • Sarah Breeden, Executive Director, Bank of England
  • Stephen Haddrill, Chief Executive, The Financial Reporting Council
  • David Harris, Group Head of Sustainable Business at London Stock Exchange Group
  • David Geale, Director of Policy, The Financial Conduct Authority
  • Anthony Raymond, Acting Executive Director of Regulatory Policy, Analysis and Advice and General Counsel, The Pensions Regulator
International Development: Sexual exploitation in the aid sector 10:30 am; The Grimond Room, Portcullis House
Witnesses:
  • Mark Goldring, Chief Executive Officer
  • Caroline Thomson, Chair of Trustees, Oxfam GB
  • Winnie Byanyima, Executive Director, Oxfam International
  • Kevin Watkins, Chief Executive Officer
  • Steve Reeves, Director of Child Safeguarding, Save the Children UK
  • Matthew Rycroft CBE, Permanent Secretary
  • Gerard Howe, Head of Inclusive Societies
  • Beverley Warmington, Director of CHASE, Department for International Development
Defence: Armed Forces Covenant Annual Report 2017 11:30 am; Room 8, Palace of Westminster
Witnesses:
  • Rt Hon Tobias Ellwood MP, Parliamentary Under Secretary of State, Ministry of Defence
  • Helen Helliwell, Head of Service Personnel Support, Ministry of Defence
Home Affairs: Hate crime and its violent consequences 2:30 pm; Room 15, Palace of Westminster
Witnesses:
  • The Rt Hon. the Baroness Warsi
  • Professor Chris Frost, Chair of the Ethics Council, National Union of Journalists
  • Nazir Afzal OBE, Member of the Complaints Committee
  • Anne Lapping, Board Member
  • Rt Hon Sir Alan Moses, Chairman, Independent Press Standards Organisation
  • Jonathan Heawood, Chief Executive Officer, IMPRESS
Treasury: Appointment of Charles Randell as Chair of the Financial Conduct Authority 2:15 pm; The Thatcher Room, Portcullis House
Witnesses:
  • Charles Randell, appointed Chair, Financial Conduct Authority
Treasury: Appointment of Charles Randell as Chair of the Financial Conduct Authority 2:30 pm; The Thatcher Room, Portcullis House
Witnesses:
  • Charles Randell, appointed Chair, Financial Conduct Authority
Science and Technology: Evidence-based early years intervention 3:15 pm; Room 16, Palace of Westminster
Witnesses:
  • Professor Mark Bellis, Bangor University and Public Health Wales
  • Professor Rosalind Edwards, University of Southampton
  • Professor Eamon McCrory, University College London
  • Professor Sue White, University of Sheffield
  • Dr Marc Bush, Chief Policy Adviser, YoungMinds
  • Kate Stanley, Director of Strategy, Policy and Evidence, NSPCC
  • Associate Professor David McDaid, London School of Economics and Political Science
  • Dr Leon Feinstein, Director of Evidence, Office of the Children's Commissioner
Backbench Business: Proposals for backbench debates 4:00 pm; Room 20, Palace of Westminster
Witnesses:
  • Members of Parliament
Foreign Affairs: The Commonwealth Summit 4:15 pm; The Grimond Room, Portcullis House
Witnesses:
  • Lord Ahmad of Wimbledon, Minister of State for the Commonwealth, Foreign and Commonwealth Office
  • Tim Hitchens, Chief Executive of the Commonwealth Summit
  • Richard Oppenheim, UK Commonwealth Envoy
Welsh Affairs: Brexit: Agriculture, Trade and the repatriation of powers 4:15 pm; Room 6, Palace of Westminster
Witnesses:
  • Jill Rutter, Programme Director, Institute for Government
  • Joe Owen, Senior Researcher, Institute for Government
  • Professor James Foreman-Peck, Head of the Economics Section, Cardiff Business School
  • Professor Patrick Minford, Professor of Applied Economics, Cardiff Business School
Transport: Airports National Policy Statement 4:45 pm; Room 8, Palace of Westminster
Witnesses:
  • Sophie Dekkers, UK Director, EasyJet
  • Dale Keller, Chief Executive, BAR UK
  • Craig Kreeger, Chief Executive, Virgin Atlantic
  • Simon McNamara, Director of Communications, Flybe
  • Willie Walsh, Chief Executive, IAG
  • Andrew Haines, Chief Executive, Civil Aviation Authority

Lords: Select Committee

Political Polling and Digital Media Committee: Private Meeting 10:45 am; Room 2, Palace of Westminster
Science and Technology Committee (Lords): Private Meeting 11:00 am; Room 4A, Palace of Westminster
Economic Affairs Committee: Private Meeting 2:00 pm; Archbishops' Room, Millbank House
Artificial Intelligence Committee: Private Meeting 3:15 pm; Room 4A, Palace of Westminster
Communications Committee: Private Meeting 3:15 pm; Room 2, Palace of Westminster
European Union Committee: Private Meeting 3:30 pm; Other
Secondary Legislation Scrutiny Committee: Private Meeting 3:45 pm; Room 3A, Palace of Westminster

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