Select Committee report reported in the House of Commons on Thursday, 4 March 2004 from the Public Administration Select Committee.

Taming the prerogative: strengthening ministerial accountability to Parliament. Public Administration Select Committee fourth report with proceedings, evidence (HC 642 i-v 2002/03 printed separately) and appendices.

Secondary information

Type: Parliamentary committee
Reference: HC 422 2003/04
Session: 2003-04
Witnesses: Department for Constitutional Affairs; Cabinet Office; Lord Hague of Richmond; Social Market Foundation; Lord Lester of Herne Hill; Tony Benn; Lord Hurd of Westwell; Mark Fisher; Graham Allen; Billy Bragg; Jon Snow
Paper type: House of Commons papers
Related items: Armed Conflict (Parliamentary Approval)
Tuesday, 15 May 2007
Parliamentary proceedings
House of Commons; Royal Prerogative
Tuesday, 22 November 2005
Written questions
House of Commons; Taming the prerogative: strengthening ministerial accountability to Parliament. Government response to the Public Administration Select Committee fourth report session 2003/04 (HC 422).
Thursday, 22 July 2004
Command papers
House of Commons
Notes: Received 06.03.04
Subjects: Disclosure of information Accountability Armed conflict Government departments Parliamentary scrutiny Ministers Passports Treaties Parliamentary questions
Library location: Commons Library: CS 650
ISBN: 0215015967
Link: View this Parliamentary committee on publications.parliament.uk