Parliamentary business for the week beginning Monday 25 June 2018
Monday 25 June 2018
| Time | Business |
|---|---|
| 2.30pm | Introduction(s) Lord Pickles and Baroness Sater |
| Oral questions Effectiveness of the Apprenticeship Levy - Lord Fox | |
| Oral questions Effect on the people of Northern Ireland on not having a functioning Executive and Assembly - Lord Dubs | |
| Oral questions Adoption of 'they' as the singular pronoun in all future legislation in preference to gendered pronouns - Lord Lucas | |
| Oral questions Value of introducing identity cards following Brexit - Lord Campbell-Savours | |
| Orders and regulations European Union (Definition of Treaties) (Canada Trade Agreement) Order 2018 - Motion to approve - Baroness Fairhead | |
| Orders and regulations Nursing and Midwifery (Amendment) Order 2018 - Motion to approve - Lord O'Shaughnessy | |
| Orders and regulations Police and Criminal Evidence Act 1984 (Codes of Practice) (Revision of Codes C, E, F, and H) Order 2018 - Motion to approve - Baroness Williams of Trafford | |
| Orders and regulations Financial Services and Markets Act 2000 (Regulated Activities) (Amendment) Order 2018 - Motion to approve - Lord Bates | |
| Orders and regulations Digital Government (Disclosure of Information) Regulations 2018; Information Sharing Code of Practice: Code of Practice for public authorities disclosing information under Chapters 1, 3 and 4 (Public Service Delivery, Debt and Fraud) of Part 5 of the Digital Economy Act 2017; Research Code of Practice and Draft Accreditation Criteria; Data Sharing Code of Practice: Code of practice for civil registration officials disclosing information under section 19AA of the Registration Service Act 1953; Statistics Statement of Principles and Draft Code of Practice on changes to data systems - Motion to approve - Lord Ashton of Hyde | |
| Debate Government steps to address the issues arising from the 2017 review of automatic workplace pension enrolment; and what is the proposed timetable - Lord McKenzie of Luton | |
| Statement Childhood Obesity Strategy - Lord O'Shaughnessy | |
| Statement Energy Policy - Lord Henley | |
| 8pm | Estimated rising time |
Tuesday 26 June 2018
| Time | Business |
|---|---|
| 2.30pm | Introduction(s) Lord Lilley and Lord McCrea of Magherafelt and Cookstown |
| Royal Assent . | |
| Oral questions Definition of anti-Semitism adopted by the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance - Lord Leigh of Hurley | |
| Oral questions Implementation of the benefits package for communities in areas surrounding Hinkley Point C - Baroness Featherstone | |
| Oral questions Improving the performance of Border Force at UK airports and reducing delays in clearing EEA and non-EEA passengers through immigration - Lord Blunkett | |
| Oral questions Risk assessment published by Airbus of the business impact of the UK's withdrawal from the European Union - Lord Haskel | |
| Private Notice Question To ask the Government how they intend to ensure the United Kingdom remains a ‘tier one’ military power? - Lord West of Spithead | |
| Debate Forthcoming NATO Summit - Report from the International Relations Committee 'The NATO Summit 2018' - Baroness Goldie | |
| Short debate Provision of high quality youth services for young people in England - Lord Storey | |
| 8.30pm | Estimated rising time |
Wednesday 27 June 2018
| Time | Business |
|---|---|
| 3pm | Oral questions Monitoring of hate speech against non-Muslims in preaching in mosques and teaching in madrassas in England and Wales - Lord Pearson of Rannoch |
| Oral questions What benefit the Government anticipate from the increased funding recently announced for grammar schools - Lord Bassam of Brighton | |
| Oral questions Impact of the outcome of the general election on 24 June on the govenment of Turkey’s treatment of those in prison - Lord Balfe | |
| Oral questions Review of the effectiveness of the National Probation Service - Lord Beecham | |
| Statement Government's plans for more privately financed prisons - Lord Keen of Elie | |
| Legislation Civil Liability Bill [HL] - Third reading - Lord Keen of Elie | |
| Legislation Domestic Gas and Electricity (Tariff Cap) Bill - Report stage - Lord Henley | |
| Orders and regulations Immigration (Guidance on Detention of Vulnerable Persons) Regulations and the Detention Centre (Amendment) Rules 2018 - Motion to regret - Lord Ramsbotham | |
| 8.30pm | Estimated rising time |
Thursday 28 June 2018
| Time | Business |
|---|---|
| 11am | Oral questions Economic Statistics Centre of Excellence's conclusion that some of the UK’s largest and most internationally competitive companies account for the biggest reduction in UK productivity growth - Lord Haskel |
| Oral questions Impact of the Boarding School Partnership information service and how many children who would otherwise have been taken into local authority care have been given places in state boarding schools as a result - Lord Farmer | |
| Oral questions Recommendations of the Select Committee on the Inquires Act 2005, in the light of the report by the National Audit Office Investigation into government-funded inquiries
- Lord Shutt of Greetland | |
| Oral questions Ensuring the integrity of elections in the UK in the light of the Electoral Commission’s recommendations - Lord Cormack | |
| Debate Role and responsibilities of Police and Crime Commissioners - Lord Armstrong of Ilminster | |
| Short debate Continuing violence between communities and armed groups in Nigeria - Lord Alton of Liverpool | |
| Debate Challenges facing disabled people in the UK in 2018 - Baroness Thomas of Winchester | |
| 5.45pm | Estimated rising time |
Friday 29 June 2018
| Time | Business |
|---|---|
| 10am | Legislation Registration of Marriage Bill [HL] - Committee stage - The Lord Bishop of St Albans |
| Legislation Assaults on Emergency Workers (Offences) Bill - Second reading - Baroness Donaghy | |
| Legislation Parental Bereavement (Leave and Pay) Bill - Second reading - Lord Knight of Weymouth | |
| 2.30pm | Estimated rising time |
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