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Treasury Committee

Commons Select Committee

The Treasury Committee is appointed by the House of Commons to examine the expenditure, administration and policy of HM Treasury, HM Revenue & Customs, and associated public bodies, including the Bank of England and the Financial Conduct Authority. You can follow the Committee on X (formerly Twitter) using @CommonsTreasury. The Committee also has a Sub-Committee to scrutinise newly proposed draft financial services regulations. Find out more about the Treasury Sub-Committee.

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Reports, special reports and government responses

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Ninth Report - Appointment of Liz Oakes to the Financial Policy Committee
Work Appointment of Liz Oakes to the Financial Policy Committee (Pre-appointment hearing)
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Sixth Report - Sexism in the City
Inquiry Sexism in the City
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Fifth Special Report - Sexism in the City: HM Treasury, Prudential Regulation Authority and Financial Conduct Authority Responses to the Committee’s Sixth Report
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Fifth Special Report - Sexism in the City: HM Treasury, Prudential Regulation Authority and Financial Conduct Authority Responses to the Committee’s Sixth Report
Inquiry Sexism in the City
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Correspondence

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Letter from the Permanent Secretary, HM Treasury, relating to Supplementary Estimates, 22 24 May 2024
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Letter to the Permanent Secretary, HM Treasury, relating to Supplementary Estimates, 13 May 2024
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Note of meeting between the Committee and the International Monetary Fund, dated 21 May 2024
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Oral evidence transcripts

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22 May 2024
Inquiry Are the UK’s Russian financial sanctions working?
Witnesses Neil Whiley (Director of Sanctions and Export Controls at UK Finance), and Mike Miller (Economic Crime Manager at Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales (ICAEW))
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21 May 2024
Work Appointment of Liz Oakes to the Financial Policy Committee (Pre-appointment hearing)
Witnesses Liz Oakes
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Oral Evidence
15 May 2024
Work Bernanke Review of Bank of England Forecasting (Non-inquiry session)
Witnesses Dr Ben Bernanke (Author, Bernanke Review)
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Written evidence

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TheCityUK (TER0012)
Inquiry The Edinburgh Reforms
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Liz Oakes (APL0001)
Work Appointment of Liz Oakes to the Financial Policy Committee (Pre-appointment hearing)
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Liz Oakes (APL0002)
Work Appointment of Liz Oakes to the Financial Policy Committee (Pre-appointment hearing)
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Other publications

Government Responses
The Government has undertaken to respond to most committee reports within two months, although there are exceptions to this rule.
11 published
Formal Minutes
Formal minutes produced for committee meetings.
17 published
Scrutiny evidence
Evidence received in the course of conducting legislative scrutiny.
19 published
Attendance statistics
Statistics for the attendance at committee meetings.
12 published
Estimate memoranda
Explanatory memoranda that accompany Government Estimates.
98 published
Engagement documents
Documents relating to committee engagement activities, such as forums, surveys or ‘roundtable’ events with experts and stakeholders that the committee has chosen to make public.
1 published
Older evidence
Written evidence and oral evidence transcripts transferred from our archive website.
52 published
Other documents
Other documents connected to the committee's work.
19 published
Pre-2010 publications
Committee documents published online before May 2010.

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