This week at a glance
| Debates, statements and motions | 9 |
|---|---|
| Bills, amendments and new laws | 1 |
| Select committees | 9 |
| Written questions and answers | 76 |
| GOV.UK: consultations, news and publications | 14 |
| Total | 109 |
Debates, statements and motions
- Border Security, Asylum and Immigration Act 2025 (Specified Purposes Related to Policing) Regulations 2026
Debate · Wed 28 Oct · hansard.parliament.uk
- Draft Border Security, Asylum and Immigration Act 2025 (Specified Purposes Related to Policing) Regulations 2026
Debate · Wed 28 Oct · hansard.parliament.uk
- First Minister's Question Time: Police Numbers
Scottish Parliament · Meeting of the Parliament · Tue 27 Oct · parliament.scot
- Local Policing
Debate · Mon 26 Oct · hansard.parliament.uk
- Police Funding Formula
Debate · Mon 26 Oct · hansard.parliament.uk
- Antisocial Behaviour
Debate, 2 items · Mon 26 Oct · hansard.parliament.uk
- Knife Crime
Debate · Mon 26 Oct · hansard.parliament.uk
- Illegal Use of Electric Bikes and Scooters: Policing
Debate · Mon 26 Oct · hansard.parliament.uk
Bills, amendments and new laws
- The First-tier Tribunal for Scotland (Transfer of Functions and Members of the Police Appeals Tribunal) Amendment Regulations 2026
Statutory instrument · Fri 30 Oct · legislation.gov.uk
Select committees
- Letter to the Permanent Secretary at the Ministry of Defence relating to Treasury Minute response - The MoD's tackling of economic crime and misconduct, dated 27 October 2026
Committee · Public Accounts Committee · Tue 27 Oct · committees.parliament.uk
- HMRC’s anti-fraud intervention on child benefit
Committee evidence, 8 items · Public Accounts Committee · Mon 26 Oct · committees.parliament.uk
Written questions and answers
- Retail Trade: Organised Crime
2 written questions and answers · Home Office · Thu 29 Oct · questions-statements.parliament.uk
- Firearms: Crime
2 written questions and answers · Ministry of Justice · Wed 28 Oct · questions-statements.parliament.uk
- Police: Staff
2 written questions and answers · Home Office · Mon 26 Oct · questions-statements.parliament.uk
- Police: Data Protection
2 written questions and answers · Home Office · Mon 26 Oct · questions-statements.parliament.uk
- Microsoft: Police
2 written questions and answers · Home Office · Mon 26 Oct · questions-statements.parliament.uk
- Crime: EU Law
Written answer · Cabinet Office · Fri 30 Oct · questions-statements.parliament.uk
- Motor Vehicles: Crime
Written answer · Home Office · Fri 30 Oct · questions-statements.parliament.uk
- Hunting: Crime
Written answer · Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs · Fri 30 Oct · questions-statements.parliament.uk
- Freedom of Information: Crime
Written answer · Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport · Fri 30 Oct · questions-statements.parliament.uk
- When he intends to make free court transcripts available for all victims of a crime.
Written question · Ministry of Justice · Fri 30 Oct · questions-statements.parliament.uk
- What the average time taken is by (a) probation officers and (b) police to respond to breaches of electronic…
Written question · Ministry of Justice · Fri 30 Oct · questions-statements.parliament.uk
- Ministry of Defence Police: Training
Written answer · Ministry of Defence · Thu 29 Oct · questions-statements.parliament.uk
And 59 more question topics this week. Policy Radar alerts you to all of them for your own keywords.
GOV.UK: consultations, news and publications
- Ofqual fines Innovate Awarding £185,000 over failures to deal with fraud risks
News · Ofqual · Tue 27 Oct · gov.uk
- Tyneside pizza boss jailed after gambling with money from £150,000 Covid loan fraud
News · The Insolvency Service · Mon 26 Oct · gov.uk
- Government unleashes £1.2 billion crackdown as part of anti-fraud drive
News · DWP · Mon 26 Oct · gov.uk
- Intellectual property: Crime and infringement
Publication · IPO · Fri 30 Oct · gov.uk
- Police recorded injury road traffic collisions and casualties Northern Ireland monthly report to 31 August 2026
Publication · PSNI, NISRA · Fri 30 Oct · gov.uk
- Police protest powers, June 2022 to March 2026
Publication · Home Office · Fri 30 Oct · gov.uk
- Crime statistics
Publication · Home Office · Thu 29 Oct · gov.uk
- Agricultural and Rural Crime in Northern Ireland, period ending 30 September 2026
Publication · PSNI, NISRA · Thu 29 Oct · gov.uk
- Police recorded crime in Northern Ireland, period ending 30 September 2026
Publication · PSNI, NISRA · Thu 29 Oct · gov.uk
- State of Policing 2025 to 2026
Publication · HMICFRS · Thu 29 Oct · gov.uk
- Crime and Policing Act 2026: economic notes
Publication · Home Office, MOJ · Tue 27 Oct · gov.uk
- Antisocial behaviour powers
Publication · Home Office · Mon 26 Oct · gov.uk
And 2 more items this week. Policy Radar alerts you to all of them for your own keywords.
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