U.K., Nov. 6 -- UK Parliament issued the following news:
Questions
Lords members question the government on research on women suffering more physical pain than men, Zero Emission Vehicle Mandate compliance targets, the sale of the Chelsea Football Club to support survivors in Ukraine, and ending new HIV transmissions.
Bills
Members will debate the Church Appointments (Repeal of Discriminatory Provision) Bill at second reading . Plus, detailed line-by-line scrutiny of the Health Bill , Courts and Tribunals Bill , and the Youth Justice Board of England and Wales (Restoration of Powers and Responsibilities) Bill will take place.
Debates
The Lords are scheduled to debate:
Environment and Climate Change Committee report: Surviving drought: reclaim the rain
Science and Technology Committee report: Rebuilding forensic science for criminal justice: an urgent need
Autumn budget 2026
Committees
On Wednesday, the Justice and Home Affairs Committee will look into the work of the Ministry of Justice and take evidence from Alex Norris MP , Lord Chancellor and Secretary of State for Justice.
Also on Wednesday, the Constitution Committee will hear from Baroness Stuart of Edgbaston on the UK's constitutional safeguards.
The Environment and Climate Change Committee will speak to leaders at the Environment Agency about waste crime on Wednesday.
Monday
From 2.30pm
Questions to government
effectiveness of the World Trade Organization
research published in the Nature Medicine journal on women suffering more physical pain than men
reservoirs and the resilience of water supplies
preventing the abuse of Interpol red notices and diffusions by Russia.
Legislation
Members will continue detailed line-by-line scrutiny of the Health Bill .
Tuesday
From 2.30pm
Questions to government
automobile industry concerns about Zero Emission Vehicle Mandate compliance targets
neighbourhood health services in improving patient outcomes and reducing pressure on hospitals
improving UK resilience to the impacts of climate change
fourth question to be determined.
Legislation
The House will debate the Church Appointments (Repeal of Discriminatory Provision) Bill at second reading and begin detailed line-by-line scrutiny of the Courts and Tribunals Bill .
Wednesday
From 3pm
Questions to government
liability for business rates
sale of the Chelsea Football Club to support survivors in Ukraine
High Assay Low Enriched Uranium domestic enrichment capacity at the Capenhurst facility
fourth question to be determined.
Legislation
Detailed examination of the Health Bill and the Youth Justice Board of England and Wales (Restoration of Powers and Responsibilities) Bill .
Debate
Members are scheduled to debate the following committee reports:
Environment and Climate Change Committee report: Surviving drought: reclaim the rain
Science and Technology Committee report: Rebuilding forensic science for criminal justice: an urgent need .
Thursday
From 11am
Questions to government
target of ending new HIV transmissions in England by 2030
changes British Steel has made since nationalisation
number of dissidents and opposition activists being executed by the Iranian regime
fourth question to be determined.
Debates
Autumn budget 2026
Members scheduled to take part include:
Lord Altrincham (Conservative), former Managing Director at Goldman Sachs
Baroness Bi (Labour), member of the Lords Finance Bill Sub-Committee
Lord Davies of Brixton (Labour), former Director of Actuary at Union Pensions Services
Lord Fox (Liberal Democrat), former Liberal Democrat Lords Spokesperson for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy
Baroness Moyo (Non-affiliated), former Barclays board member
Lord Redwood (Conservative), former Chief Global Strategist at Charles Stanley & Co.
Watch
Questions, debates, and scrutiny of legislation are streamed live online for free. Watch chamber business and Lords committee meetings on Parliament TV .
Read
All business in the House of Lords chamber and in Grand Committee is transcribed and available to read from around three hours after it happens. Read it free online in Lords Hansard .
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