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View previous Home Affairs Committee website12 current inquiries
Inquiries allow committees to consider oral and written evidence on a particular topic. They usually result in the publication of a report.
Channel crossings
Opened 18 October 2022
Policing priorities
Opened 21 July 2022
Migration and asylum
Opened 4 May 2022
Drugs
Opened 10 February 2022
Spiking
Report:
Published
On 26 April 2022
Govt. response:
Published
On 4 July 2022
Opened 9 December 2021
Investigation and prosecution of rape
Report:
Published
On 12 April 2022
Govt. response:
Published
On 25 July 2022
Opened 21 April 2021
Violence against women and girls
Opened 21 April 2021
The UK’s offer of visa and settlement routes for residents of Hong Kong
Report:
Published
On 7 July 2021
Govt. response:
Published
On 10 September 2021
Opened 4 January 2021
Violence and abuse towards retail workers
Report:
Published
On 29 June 2021
Govt. response:
Published
On 9 September 2021
Opened 17 December 2020
The Windrush Compensation Scheme
Report:
Published
On 24 November 2021
Govt. response:
Published
On 7 February 2022
Opened 18 November 2020
Channel crossings, migration and asylum-seeking routes through the EU
Report:
Published
On 18 July 2022
Govt. response:
Published
On 28 October 2022
Opened 6 August 2020
The Macpherson Report: twenty-two years on
Report:
Published
On 30 July 2021
Govt. response:
Published
On 26 May 2022
Opened 5 June 2020
Non-inquiry work
Non-inquiry sessions
Non-inquiry sessions are brief packages of work that will not necessarily result in a report. They may be used to revisit previous inquiry topics or take evidence on a topical matter.
Regular evidence sessions
Some committees take evidence from certain officeholders or organisations on a regular basis outside the structure of an inquiry.
Pre-appointment hearings
People nominated to certain public offices may be examined by a committee to assess their suitability and plans for the role.
Latest news
Committee visits Calais to see Channel crossings sites
Committee visits Calais to see Channel crossings sites
26 January 2023
Met Commissioner questioned on police culture and performance
Home Affairs Committee hears from Sir Mark Rowley QPM, Commissioner of Police of the Metropolis
9 December 2022
Albanian Ambassador questioned on rise in Channel crossings
Home Affairs Committee hears from the Albanian Ambassador on the growth in channel crossings by Albanian nationals
6 December 2022
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