Business of the House appears here as a parliamentary thread from the Lords Chamber on 29 Jun 2026, with 1 speaker contributing 1 speech.

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The Leader of the House set out the Commons timetable, while MPs used business questions to seek ministerial action on NHS corridor care, civil service pensions, coastguard pay, threatened bus routes, planning disputes, asylum and GP problems, post office closures and hospice funding; Sir Alan Campbell said several issues would be referred to departments, but no new debate or policy change was announced.

The weekly business session set out forthcoming debates on security, infected blood compensation, the Armed Forces Bill and spending, but most requests for new Government time were declined or redirected; ministers promised an autumn update and debate on youth inactivity after Alan Milburn’s recommendations, while offering no new statement on a Scottish independence referendum and no Government slot for a vote on the EHRC draft services code.