This week at a glance
| Debates, statements and motions | 1 |
|---|---|
| Bills, amendments and new laws | 0 |
| Select committees | 2 |
| Written questions and answers | 7 |
| GOV.UK: consultations, news and publications | 3 |
| Total | 13 |
Debates, statements and motions
- The Resurgam Trust Best Social Enterprise of the Year at the Social Enterprise NI Awards
Early day motion · Mon 26 Oct · edm.parliament.uk
Select committees
- 3rd Report - The Parliamentary and Health Service Ombudsman's investigations into the Charity Commission
Committee report · Public Administration and Constitutional Affairs Committee · Tue 27 Oct · committees.parliament.uk
- Letter to Dame Caroline Dinenage MP, Chair of Digital, Culture, Media and Sport Committee on the Parliamentary and Health Service Ombudsman's investigations into the Charity Commission, dated 27.10.26
Committee · Public Administration and Constitutional Affairs Committee · Tue 27 Oct · committees.parliament.uk
Written questions and answers
- What due diligence procedures will be undertaken before a charity or non-profit organisation is accredited…
Written question · Home Office · Fri 30 Oct · questions-statements.parliament.uk
- With reference to the Independent Review of Prevent, how many Prevent-funded civil society organisations…
Written question · Home Office · Thu 29 Oct · questions-statements.parliament.uk
- Whether the Department has received a request from the Charity Commission of England and Wales to increase…
Written question · Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport · Thu 29 Oct · questions-statements.parliament.uk
- Charities: Radicalism
Written answer · Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport · Wed 28 Oct · questions-statements.parliament.uk
- What support it is giving to the voluntary sector topromote collaborative working with the public sector.
Scottish Parliament · Scottish Government · Tue 27 Oct · parliament.scot
- Pursuant to the answer of 13 October 2026 to Question 20740 on Civil Society: Public Participation, whether…
Written question · Cabinet Office · Mon 26 Oct · questions-statements.parliament.uk
- Whether (a) the voluntary, community, and social enterprise sector providers and (b) people with lived…
Written question · Department of Health and Social Care · Mon 26 Oct · questions-statements.parliament.uk
GOV.UK: consultations, news and publications
- Joint communique from International Charity Regulator leaders
News · The Charity Commission · Fri 30 Oct · gov.uk
- Investigation launched as dispute risks bringing disability charity to a halt
News · The Charity Commission · Mon 26 Oct · gov.uk
- Find software suppliers for filing charities repayments online
Publication · HMRC · Tue 27 Oct · gov.uk
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