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My honourable Friend, the Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Justice, Lord Bellamy, has made the following statement:
“The Government is announcing today that it is not extending the legislation it introduced as a special measure during the Covid-19 pandemic to permit remote (video) witnessing of wills.
The legislation was originally introduced...
My honourable Friend, the Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Justice, Lord Bellamy, has made the following statement:
“The Government is announcing today that it is not extending the legislation it introduced as a special measure during the Covid-19 pandemic to permit remote (video) witnessing of wills.
The legislation was originally introduced...
"The Government is announcing today that it is not extending the legislation it introduced as a special measure during the Covid-19 pandemic to permit remote (video) witnessing of wills.
“The legislation was originally introduced in September 2020, amending the Wills Act 1837 so the normal requirement that two people must...
"The Government is announcing today that it is not extending the legislation it introduced as a special measure during the Covid-19 pandemic to permit remote (video) witnessing of wills.
“The legislation was originally introduced in September 2020, amending the Wills Act 1837 so the normal requirement that two people must...
Examines the impact of the coronavirus pandemic on schools and pupils in England. Updated following the end of public health restrictions, in February 2022
Examines the impact of the coronavirus pandemic on schools and pupils in England. Updated following the end of public health restrictions, in February 2022
To ask the Secretary of State for Education, if he will publish guidance for universities on refunding students whose face-to-face teaching contact was reduced during the covid-19 restrictions.
To ask the Secretary of State for Education, if he will publish guidance for universities on refunding students whose face-to-face teaching contact was reduced during the covid-19 restrictions.
The unprecedented and unique nature of the COVID-19 outbreak necessitated changes to the way higher education (HE) providers delivered their teaching.
HE providers have delivered new and innovative approaches to teaching and learning. Some providers continue to use some of these approaches alongside in-person provision. However, online learning should only be offered to enhance the student experience, not to detract from it, and it should not be used as a cost-cutting measure.
In line with all other settings, HE providers should continue to conduct risk assessments for their particular circumstances. Risk assessments should take account of the approach to managing COVID-19 in wider society, particularly now that all restrictions have been removed and the vaccine programme continues to be rolled out. Risk assessments should never be used to prevent providers delivering a full programme of face-to-face teaching and learning.
HE providers are independent and autonomous bodies which are responsible for the management of their own affairs. If students have concerns about the delivery of their university courses, they should first raise them with their provider. If their concerns remain unresolved, students at providers in England or Wales can ask the Office of the Independent Adjudicator for HE to consider their complaint.
To ask the Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster and Minister for the Cabinet Office, pursuant to the Answer of 22 February 2022 to Question 121769, on Prime Minister: Coronavirus, what guidance issued by the No 10 Facilities Management team in respect of social distancing in the workplace was in...
To ask the Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster and Minister for the Cabinet Office, pursuant to the Answer of 22 February 2022 to Question 121769, on Prime Minister: Coronavirus, what guidance issued by the No 10 Facilities Management team in respect of social distancing in the workplace was in...
The No 10 Facilities Management team oversaw practical steps to reflect the prevailing BEIS guidance on workplace arrangements, as laid out in my answer of 21 February, PQ89703.
To ask the Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster and Minister for the Cabinet Office, pursuant to the Answer of 8 February 2022 to Question 117798, what business units within the Prime Minister's office put arrangements in place to allow employees to adhere to social distancing guidance whilst in the...
To ask the Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster and Minister for the Cabinet Office, pursuant to the Answer of 8 February 2022 to Question 117798, what business units within the Prime Minister's office put arrangements in place to allow employees to adhere to social distancing guidance whilst in the...
The No 10 Facilities Management team oversaw such arrangements within Downing Street.
My Lords, I thank the noble Lord for reading out the Answer to the Question. I know him to be a decent and honourable man, so I do feel for him that he so often has to come to this Dispatch Box and defend the Prime Minister’s failings.
The picture emerging...
My Lords, I thank the noble Lord for reading out the Answer to the Question. I know him to be a decent and honourable man, so I do feel for him that he so often has to come to this Dispatch Box and defend the Prime Minister’s failings.
The picture emerging...
My Lords, I will now repeat the Answer to an Urgent Question made in the House of Commons:
“Mr Speaker, as the Prime Minister said to the House yesterday, he understands and shares the anger up and down the country, as do I, at seeing No. 10 staff seeming to make...
My Lords, I will now repeat the Answer to an Urgent Question made in the House of Commons:
“Mr Speaker, as the Prime Minister said to the House yesterday, he understands and shares the anger up and down the country, as do I, at seeing No. 10 staff seeming to make...
My Lords, I reject the characterisation of both my right honourable friend the Prime Minister and the many people who work in No. 10 Downing Street and elsewhere, whether political employees, political
figures or civil servants. Whatever emerges from the findings of these alleged events, I think it is quite...
My Lords, I reject the characterisation of both my right honourable friend the Prime Minister and the many people who work in No. 10 Downing Street and elsewhere, whether political employees, political
figures or civil servants. Whatever emerges from the findings of these alleged events, I think it is quite...
My Lords, I am sure the Minister is aware that the morning newspapers and the other blogs that many of us have read now list a good deal more than three parties as having broken the rules at that time. Do we have a guarantee that the findings will be...
My Lords, I am sure the Minister is aware that the morning newspapers and the other blogs that many of us have read now list a good deal more than three parties as having broken the rules at that time. Do we have a guarantee that the findings will be...
As a preamble, I failed to respond to the noble Baroness opposite on who might have been at any of these alleged events. I can assure her that, obviously, that is part of the investigation and report that the Cabinet Secretary will complete, but I am not in a position...
As a preamble, I failed to respond to the noble Baroness opposite on who might have been at any of these alleged events. I can assure her that, obviously, that is part of the investigation and report that the Cabinet Secretary will complete, but I am not in a position...
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Those who participate are very vocal on the matter.
The third factor, in response to the noble Lord, is that there is a vital task—which the Prime Minister is engaged on and has been engaged on from day one—to address the challenge of this pandemic. That work goes on. I suggest...
Those who participate are very vocal on the matter.
The third factor, in response to the noble Lord, is that there is a vital task—which the Prime Minister is engaged on and has been engaged on from day one—to address the challenge of this pandemic. That work goes on. I suggest...
My Lords, the Minister failed to answer my noble friend Lady Smith’s second question on whether any members
of the Government from your Lordships’ House were either in attendance or invited to attend these parties.
My Lords, the Minister failed to answer my noble friend Lady Smith’s second question on whether any members
of the Government from your Lordships’ House were either in attendance or invited to attend these parties.
My Lords, I just responded to that in answering the question from the noble Lord, Lord Wallace.
My Lords, I just responded to that in answering the question from the noble Lord, Lord Wallace.