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An immigration system that works for science and innovation inquiry

Inquiry

The Science and Technology Committee intends to develop its own proposals for immigration and visa rules for scientists.

This work follows the Government’s rejection of the Committee’s call for the conclusions of the Migration Advisory Committee (MAC) relating to science to be brought forward to form part of an ‘early deal’ for science and innovation.

Reports, special reports and government responses

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8th Report - An immigration system that works for science and innovation
Inquiry An immigration system that works for science and innovation inquiry
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9th Special Report - An immigration system that works for science and innovation: Government’s Response to the Committee’s Eighth Report
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9th Special Report - An immigration system that works for science and innovation: Government’s Response to the Committee’s Eighth Report
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Oral evidence transcripts

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19 June 2018
Inquiry An immigration system that works for science and innovation inquiry
Witnesses Dr Sarah Main, Executive Director, Campaign for Science and Engineering (CaSE), Ian Robinson, Partner, Fragomen LLP, Vinous Ali, Head of Policy, techUK, Louise Wren, Policy Manager, Wellcome Trust, Professor Richard Catlow FRS, Foreign Secretary, Royal Society
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Amit Bhagwat (IWS0048)
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Dr Anesa Hosein (IWS0047)
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Transcript of the Science and Technology Committee informal session on 19 June 2018 (IWS0046)
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