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 and government responses

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Ninth Report: The appointment of John Taylor to the Prudential Regulation Committee
Inquiry The appointment of John Taylor to the Prudential Regulation Committee
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Tenth Report: The appointment of Antony Jenkins to the Prudential Regulation Committee
Inquiry The appointment of Antony Jenkins to the Prudential Regulation Committee
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Eighth Report: Economic impact of coronavirus: the challenges of recovery
Inquiry Economic impact of coronavirus
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Government Response
Fifth Special Report: Economic impact of coronavirus: the challenges of recovery: Government Response to the Committee’s Eighth Report of Session 2019–21
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Oral evidence transcripts

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13 January 2021
Inquiry The appointment of John Taylor to the Prudential Regulation Committee
Witnesses John Taylor (Appointee external member at Prudential Regulation Committee)
Committees Treasury Committee
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13 January 2021
Inquiry The appointment of Antony Jenkins to the Prudential Regulation Committee
Witnesses Antony Jenkins (Appointee external member at Prudential Regulation Committee)
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11 January 2021
Inquiry UK’s economic and trading relationship with the EU
Witnesses George Peretz (QC at Monckton Chambers), Elizabeth De Jong (Director of Policy at Logistics UK), Barney Reynolds (Global Head of the Financial Services Industry Group at Shearman and Sterling), and Conor Lawlor (Director for Brexit; Capital Markets and Wholesale at UK Finance)
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Written evidence

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Economic crime
Witnesses Richard Sarginson
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Economic crime
Witnesses Mastercard
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Economic crime
Witnesses Office for National Statistics
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Other publications

Government Response
The Government has undertaken to respond to most committee reports within two months, although there are exceptions to this rule.
1 published
Correspondence
Committees exchange letters with government departments and others, often to request information or follow up on recommendations.
249 published
Formal Minutes
Formal minutes produced for committee meetings.
1 published
Scrutiny evidence
Evidence received in the course of conducting legislative scrutiny.
15 published
Attendance statistics
Statistics for the attendance at committee meetings.
1 published
Estimate memoranda
Explanatory memoranda that accompany Government Estimates.
7 published
Special Report
Special Reports are agreed formally by a committee and published by order of the House. They often include a Government Response to an earlier Report by the Committee.
4 published

Contact us

Please note we are currently unable to respond to any letters received by post due to the public health advice to work from home. We aim to respond to emails within 10 working days. Please note that the Committee does not consider individual cases.