Committees

Digital regulation

Inquiry

Regulators must continually adapt to the fast-changing digital world. This inquiry will investigate the effectiveness of digital regulation and how to ensure that it is forward-looking, joined-up, and subject to Parliamentary scrutiny.

This inquiry is no longer accepting evidence

The deadline for submissions was Friday 22 October 2021.

Reports, special reports and government responses

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3rd Report - Digital regulation: joined-up and accountable
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Response to this report
Government response to the Committee's report "Digital regulation: joined-up and accountable"
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Oral evidence transcripts

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23 November 2021
Inquiry Digital regulation
Witnesses Tabitha Goldstaub (Co-founder at CogX, and Chair at AI Council), and Mira Murati (Senior Vice President of Research, Product & Partnerships at OpenAI)
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23 November 2021
Inquiry Digital regulation
Witnesses Chris Philp MP (Parliamentary Under Secretary of State (Minister for Tech and the Digital Economy) at Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport), and Lizzie Greenhalgh (Deputy Director for Digital Regulation at Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport)
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Oral Evidence
16 November 2021
Inquiry Digital regulation
Witnesses Professor Andrew Murray (Associate Dean of LSE Law School and Professor of Law at The London School of Economics and Political Science), and Benedict Evans
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Written evidence

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Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport (DRG0022)
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Financial Conduct Authority (DRG0021)
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Reset (DRG0020)
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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.
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Correspondence
Committees exchange letters with government departments and others, often to request information or follow up on recommendations.
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Contact us

  • Email: holcommunications@parliament.uk
  • Phone: 020 7219 8662 (committee staff) | 020 7219 8535 (Press Officer)
  • Address: Communications and Digital Committee, House of Lords, London SW1A 0PW