Former MEP Sharon Bowles will attend, on Tuesday 22 July, the first evidence session of a new House of Lords inquiry looking at the regulatory framework of the EU's banks and markets
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Representatives from Birmingham City Council, the UK's largest local authority, and from the Greater London Authority, will give evidence to the House of Lords Committee investigating levels of joblessness across Europe
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The Lords Committee investigating the EU regulatory framework will hear from senior UK lawyer Simon Gleeson, and international economist Professor Nicolas Véron, when they meet on Tuesday 9 September
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The House of Lords EU Sub-Committee on Economic and Financial Affairs will hold a second evidence session on the issue of shadow banking, the parallel world of unregulated banking activity
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The House of Lords Affordable Childcare Committee begins its inquiry with an evidence session tomorrow, Wednesday 9 July, when it will question the following Government officials:Olivia McLeod, Director for Early Years and Childcare at the Department for Education (DfE);Jacob Soper, Deputy Director for Universal Credit Strategy in the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP); andTom Smith, Director of Customer Strategy and Policy for Tax Credits and Child Benefit at Her Majesty's Revenue and Customs (HMRC)
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On Monday 10 November the House of Lords EU external affairs committee will question Sir Andrew Wood, Russian expert and former British Ambassador, and Václav Klaus, former President of the Czech Republic
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The House of Lords EU Committee will next week take evidence from David Lidington MP, Minister for Europe, ahead of the next General Affairs Council on 24 June and the European Council on 26/27 June
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The House of Lords Committee on Soft Power and the UK's Influence will next week open its inquiry by taking evidence from senior Government officials from the Foreign and Commonwealth Office, the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills, the Department for Culture, Media and Sport and the Department for International Development
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Representatives from three regulators of health and social care will appear before the House of Lords Committee charged with investigating the Mental Capacity Act 2005, on Tuesday 29 October
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The House of Lords Science and Technology Committee is to hold a short follow-up investigation, starting next week, looking at behaviour change
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