Committees

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. It is chaired by Mel Stride MP. You can follow the Committee on Twitter @CommonsTreasury

These pages only show information for this committee from the start of 2020 onwards. Earlier information can be found on the previous version of the UK Parliament website.

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Reports, special reports and government responses

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Fourth Special Report: The Future Framework for Regulation of Financial Services
Inquiry Future of Financial Services
Committees Treasury Committee
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HC 709
Special Report
First Report - Tax after coronavirus: the Government’s response
Inquiry Tax after coronavirus
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HC 144
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Response to this report
Third Special Report: Tax after coronavirus: response to the Committee’s First Report of Session 2021–22
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HC 701
Special Report
Third Special Report: Tax after coronavirus: response to the Committee’s First Report of Session 2021–22
Inquiry Tax after coronavirus
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Oral evidence transcripts

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13 September 2021
Inquiry Future of Financial Services
Witnesses Aon UK, Lloyd’s of London, and Charlotte Clark CBE (Director of Regulation at Association of British Insurers (ABI))
Committees Treasury Committee
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8 September 2021
Inquiry Bank of England July Financial Stability Report and August Monetary Policy Report
Witnesses Andrew Bailey (Governor at Bank of England), Dave Ramsden (Deputy Governor, Markets and Banking at Bank of England), Jonathan Hall (External Member, Financial Policy Committee at Bank of England), Professor Silvana Tenreyro (External member, Monetary Policy Committee at Bank of England), and Dr Ben Broadbent (Deputy Governor, Monetary Policy at Bank of England)
Committees Treasury Committee
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21 July 2021
Inquiry Office for Budget Responsibility Fiscal Risks Report
Witnesses Richard Hughes (Chair at Office for Budget Responsibility), Andy King (Member of Budget Responsibility Committee at Office for Budget Responsibility), and Professor Sir Charles Bean (Member of Budget Responsibility Committee at Office for Budget Responsibility)
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Written evidence

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FFS0084 - Future of Financial Services
Witnesses London Market Group
Committees Treasury Committee
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AER0061 - An Equal Recovery
Witnesses Later Life Ambitions
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AER0062 - An Equal Recovery
Witnesses Place-based Economic Recovery Network (PERN) and Women in Economics research community (WiE)
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Other publications

Correspondence
Committees exchange letters with government departments and others, often to request information or follow up on recommendations.
384 published
Formal Minutes
Formal minutes produced for committee meetings.
1 published
Scrutiny evidence
Evidence received in the course of conducting legislative scrutiny.
19 published
Attendance statistics
Statistics for the attendance at committee meetings.
2 published
Estimate memoranda
Explanatory memoranda that accompany Government Estimates.
20 published

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