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What's on: Thursday 30 March 2023

Commons was sitting
Lords was sitting

Chamber

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11:00am
11:00am
View more information about Building 300,000 houses a year) (1)
Oral questions
Building 300,000 houses a year
11:00am
11:00am
Conservative, Life peer
View more information about Jobs created, revenue generated, and tax receipts generated, by the introduction of arrivals duty free at UK airports ) (2)
Oral questions
Jobs created, revenue generated, and tax receipts generated, by the introduction of arrivals duty free at UK airports
Liberal Democrat, Life peer
View more information about Trends in the provision of bus services in England since 2019) (3)
Oral questions
Trends in the provision of bus services in England since 2019
Labour, Life peer
Speakers list published
View more information about Consequences of suppling Ukraine with shells capped with depleted uranium, given the potential health impact of spent munitions) (4)
Oral questions
Consequences of suppling Ukraine with shells capped with depleted uranium, given the potential health impact of spent munitions
Conservative, Life peer
View more information about Future of adult social care given the recent reports from the House of Lords Adult Social Care Committee (HL Paper 99), the Archbishops’Commission on Reimagining Care, the Care Quality Commission’s local authority assessment duties and His Majesty’s Government’s stated intention to publish a social care plan in Spring 2023) (5)
Debate
Future of adult social care given the recent reports from the House of Lords Adult Social Care Committee (HL Paper 99), the Archbishops’Commission on Reimagining Care, the Care Quality Commission’s local authority assessment duties and His Majesty’s Government’s stated intention to publish a social care plan in Spring 2023
Labour, Life peer
Speakers list published
View more information about Plans to introduce new economic policies to address the challenges of climate change in developing countries, particularly those that are members of the Commonwealth) (6)
Short debate
Plans to introduce new economic policies to address the challenges of climate change in developing countries, particularly those that are members of the Commonwealth
Conservative, Life peer
Speakers list published
View more information about The impact of the junior doctors’ strikes and what steps he is taking to prevent further strike action) (7)
Statement
The impact of the junior doctors’ strikes and what steps he is taking to prevent further strike action
Conservative, Life peer
View more information about Financial pressures on Higher Education and the impact on local communities, the UKs science and innovation exports, and the impact on delivering the Turing Scheme) (8)
Debate
Financial pressures on Higher Education and the impact on local communities, the UKs science and innovation exports, and the impact on delivering the Turing Scheme
Labour, Life peer
Speakers list published
View more information about Afghan Resettlement Update) (9)
Statement
Afghan Resettlement Update
Conservative, Life peer
7:00pm
7:00pm
Estimated rising time
7:00pm
7:00pm

Grand Committee

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1:00pm
1:00pm
View more information about Case for providing more supported housing, given its impact on homelessness prevention, health and well-being) (1)
Short debate
Case for providing more supported housing, given its impact on homelessness prevention, health and well-being
1:00pm
1:00pm
Speakers list published
View more information about Plans to support the performing arts sectors throughout England) (2)
Short debate
Plans to support the performing arts sectors throughout England
Liberal Democrat, Life peer
Speakers list published
View more information about How bus and rail passengers will benefit from the investment plans) (3)
Short debate
How bus and rail passengers will benefit from the investment plans
Labour, Life peer
Speakers list published
View more information about Reasons for setting a retirement age of 68 for newly recruited prison officers and whether that retirement age is appropriate and in the public interest) (4)
Short debate
Reasons for setting a retirement age of 68 for newly recruited prison officers and whether that retirement age is appropriate and in the public interest
Conservative, Excepted Hereditary
Speakers list published
5:00pm
5:00pm
Estimated rising time
5:00pm
5:00pm