Home Affairs Committee

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The Home Affairs Committee has published correspondence with @MetPolice on the Mandelson investigation and @ShabanaMahmood on data retention and Group-based Child Sexual Exploitation and Abuse. 🔗 committees.parliament.uk/committee/83/h…

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We have published a report on routes to settlement. Our inquiry examined the Government’s proposals to reform the eligibility criteria for Indefinite Leave to Remain. Read our recommendations to the Government: publications.parliament.uk/pa/cm5901/cmse…

During this week's evidence session, Chief Secretary to the Prime Minister, @darrenpjones, agreed that digital ID should not be compulsory for accessing Government services ⬇️

Full session details: committees.parliament.uk/event/26377/fo…

In our final session on the Govt’s digital ID programme we will question @ukhomeoffice Minister, @MikeTappTweets, and Chief Secretary to the Prime Minister, @darrenpjones. Tuesday 3 March, 2.30pm Watch on Youtube: youtube.com/live/zKm6MNjmm…

West Midlands Police failed to do due diligence on false information generated by AI. We have published our report into the decision to ban Maccabi Tel Aviv fans from the Europa League fixture against Aston Villa in November 2025. Find out more: committees.parliament.uk/committee/83/h…

Our new inquiry is exploring how serious and organised crime affects local neighbourhoods, including the role of neighbourhood policing in tackling this. We are accepting written evidence until 20 March 2026. Find out more: committees.parliament.uk/work/9601/the-…

During our session with Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley, he described how @metpoliceuk is working at the local and national level to tackle organised phone theft ⬇️

Our session on the work of the @metpoliceuk Commissioner, Sir Mark Rowley, is starting at 2.30pm. Watch on YouTube: youtube.com/live/hhlReubYf… Parliament Live: parliamentlive.tv/Event/Index/70…

Full session details: committees.parliament.uk/event/25832/fo…

We will question Commissioner of the @metpoliceuk, Sir Mark Rowley. During the session, we will explore the work of the Met Police and assess what progress has been made in addressing key challenges since the Commissioner took up his post. Tuesday 10 February, 2.30pm

During our session on routes to settlement, Chrisann Jarrett MBE, CEO at @WeBelong19, talks about the impact long routes to settlement can have on young people ⬇️

Home Secretary @ShabanaMahmood outlines the proposed changes to the settlement process during this week's evidence session ⬇️

In a new inquiry we will explore the impact of serious and organised crime on local neighbourhoods. We want to understand the scale of crimes such as drug dealing, organised theft, and rural crime. We want to hear your views, send a written submission: committees.parliament.uk/call-for-evide…

We'll question @ShabanaMahmood on plans to reform routes to settlement, the current state of the asylum system and attempts to reduce irregular migration. We'll also explore the impact of planned reforms to policing. Watch at 10am on 4 February: committees.parliament.uk/event/26023/fo…

Full session details: committees.parliament.uk/event/25831/fo…

We will continue our inquiry into reforms to routes to settlement with sessions focusing on the impact on children and workers. @PRCBC1 | @WeBelong19 | @IslingtonLawCen | @barnardos | @The_TUC | @CBItweets Tuesday 3 February, 2.30pm