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Commons Business
Monday 12th December 2011 | 08:15
House of Commons Business
Commons Chamber
10.30am: Culture, Olympics, Media and Sport questions (topical questions at 11.05am).
11.15am: Questions to the Leader of the House and the House of Commons Commission.
11.30am: Business question.
Main business
Backbench Business Committee debates: Motion relating to the recommendations of the Members’ Expenses Committee report on the operation of the Parliamentary Standards Act 2009 (Adam Afriyie MP, Con, Windsor); followed by a motion relating to financial education (Justin Tomlinson MP (Con, North Swindon), Andrew Percy MP (Con, Brigg and Goole) and Mark Garnier MP (Con, Wyre Forest)) (for at least three hours).
Presentation of a public petition on the protection of war memorials (Gordon Marsden, Lab, Blackpool South).
Adjournment debate on the future of health services for disabled children (Annette Brooke, Lib Dem, Mid Dorset and North Poole).
Commons Committees
Education Committee (9.30am, Thatcher room).
Subject: Administration of examinations for 15-19 year olds.
Witnesses: Paul Barnes, Paul Evans and Steph Warren, senior examiners, Rod Bristow, President, Pearson UK (on behalf of Edexcel), Mark Dawe, chief executive, OCR, Andrew Hall, chief executive officer, AQA, and Gareth Pierce, chief executive, WJEC (at 10.15am); Dennis Opposs, director of standards, and Glenys Stacey, chief executive, Ofqual (at 11.15am).
Westminster Hall
2.30pm: Backbench Business Committee debate on Remploy (Ann Clwyd MP (Lab, Cynon Valley), John McDonnell MP (Lab, Hayes and Harlington), Jim Dobbin MP (Lab, Heywood and Middleton) and Dr Hywel Francis MP (Lab, Aberavon).