Parliamentary room
This week in Parliament
Justice minister Jonathan Djanogly MP answered questions in the House of Commons on ‘no-win, no-fee’
Justice minister Jonathan Djanogly MP answered questions in the House of Commons on pleural plaques
Last week in Parliament
The 2010-2012 parliamentary session has now come to an end. The State Opening of Parliament will take place on Wednesday 9 May 2012
Bills before Parliament
APIL monitors the progress of Bills which have implications for injured people and their right to compensation. Below you can see which Bills we are tracking in the current parliamentary session, and what action we are taking to ensure the rights of injured people are protected.
Select committees
Scottish Affairs Select Committee
The Scottish Affairs Select Committee is conducting an inquiry into health and safety in Scotland. APIL provided written evidence to the committee, and APIL executive committee member Gordon Dalyell appeared in front of the committee to give oral evidence
Justice Select Committee membership
|
Name |
Party |
|
Rt Hon Sir Alan Beith MP (Chair) |
Liberal Democrat |
|
Steve Brine MP |
Conservative |
|
Robert Buckland MP |
Conservative |
|
Jeremy Corbyn MP |
Labour |
|
Nick de Bois MP |
Conservative |
|
Chris Evans MP |
Labour Co-op |
|
Ben Gummer MP |
Conservative |
|
Rt Hon Elfyn Llwyd MP |
Plaid Cymru |
|
Seema Malhotra MP |
Labour |
|
Yasmin Qureshi MP |
Labour |
|
Elizabeth Truss MP |
Conservative |
|
Karl Turner MP |
Labour |
Get Involved
We always welcome input from our members and have found this a great help
in the past, particularly with our campaign on the small claims court. If you would
like any more information on our current campaigns, or how you can get involved
and help us fight for the rights of injured people, please contact Sam Ellis, parliamentary
officer on 0115 943 5426 or by
clicking here.
APIL members can read more about our campaign activity in our membership publications.