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🚀 We've launched our call for evidence into the law and practice of statutory inquiries. ✍️ Share your views at committees.parliament.uk/work/8207/stat… ⬇️ Watch to learn more

📺At today's evidence session, we will be hearing about different ways of following up the recommendations from a public inquiry. 👂🏼Listen to Emma Norris Institute for Government, Deborah Coles Deborah Coles and Neil Comrie at parliamentlive.tv/Lords

⌛️The deadline for our call for evidence on whether the Inquiries Act 2005 provides the best statutory framework for public inquiries is this Friday, 22 March. ✍️🏼Share your views at: committees.parliament.uk/work/8207/stat…

📺At today's evidence session, we will be hearing from Bishop James Jones and Ken Sutton about ways in which the existing framework for statutory inquiries can be improved. 👂🏼Watch live from just after 4pm on parliamentlive.tv/Lords, or catch up with the recording afterwards.

ON THE BLOG: An inquiry into inquiries Lord Norton of Louth discusses the numerous ways inquiries can operate, analyses post-legislative scrutiny of relevant legislation, and outlines the aims of a new parliamentary inquiry on the subject, which he chairs. constitution-unit.com/2024/04/11/an-…

Bishop James Jones, chair of the Hillsborough independent panel, giving evidence to the House of Lords Statutory Inquiries Committee Committee last Monday parliamentlive.tv/event/index/d6…

📺At our last evidence session, Bishop James Jones described one of the main challenges of a public inquiry.

👥Is the public's confidence in an inquiry affected by the confidence of those most closely affected? 👂🏼Listen to Ken Sutton, Director of the Hillsborough Independent Panel, explain the relationship between the two at our last oral evidence session.

📢At today's evidence session, we will be hearing about the role of the Cabinet Office in sharing best practice on how to set up and run a public inquiry. 👂🏼You can listen live, or catch up later, here: parliamentlive.tv/Lords

📢 At today's evidence session, we will be hearing from Alex Burghart MP about the Cabinet Office's role in supporting public inquiries. 📺 You can listen live, or catch up later, here: parliamentlive.tv/Lords

Parliament has dissolved and this account will not be active until after the new session has begun. Contact us at [email protected]. committees.parliament.uk/committee/702/…

Lord Norton of Louth As a member of Detainee Inquiry a dozen years ago I endorse the Norton report’s analysis and proposals, especially on how to prevent governments ignoring inquiry recommendations by ensuring follow-up.

📢 Today @HLStatInqs publishes its report ‘Public inquiries: Enhancing public trust’ 📝 👉 Read the committee’s findings here ⬇️ committees.parliament.uk/committee/702/…

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An inquiry into inquiries... rozenberg.substack.com/p/inquiring-in…

Failing to follow up on public inquiry recommendations risks avoidable mistakes being repeated, says the House of Lords Statutory Inquiries Committee in its report, published today. 👉 Read the news article here ⬇️ committees.parliament.uk/committee/702/…

🚨 Lord Norton of Louth, Chair of the Statutory Inquiries Committee, summarises the key conclusions from today’s report.📊 🎥 Watch the full video here ⬇️

👀Watch a short video summarising the findings of the House of Lords Statutory Inquiries Committee report, published yesterday, here ⏬ 📺Failure to follow up on public inquiry recommendations risks avoidable mistakes being repeated (shorthandstories.com)

The House of Lords Statutory Inquiries Committee committee has been considering the law and practice of public inquiries, such as the Infected Blood Inquiry. It recently published its report calling on the government to overhaul inquiries to make them more effective and efficient. ⬇️ Find out more