Deposited papers

Accounting Officer memorandum: Commercial Capability Expansion Programme. 5p

Accounting Officer Memorandum: GOV.UK Verify (Government Digital Service). 4p.

Accounting Officer Memorandum: Transforming Public Procurement Programme. 4p.

Accounting Officer memorandum: Government Hubs and Whitehall Campus Programme. 5p.

Accounting Officer memorandum: CCS [Crown Commercial Service] Change Programme. 4p.

I. Letter dated 05/12/2022 from Andrew Griffith MP to all MPs regarding freedom of expression and the role of payment services providers. 3p. II. Letter dated 30/11/2022 from Sheldon Mills, Executive Director of Consumers and Competition, Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), to Virendra Sharma MP regarding Pal’s decision to withdraw services from a number of accounts including one held by the Free Speech Union. 2p. III. Letter dated 29/11/2022 from Sean Byrne, CEO, PayPal Europe to Maria Miller MP and Virendra Sharma MP regarding the care needed to uphold freedom of speech in the enforcement of terms and conditions, as raised during the Committee stage of the Financial Services and Markets Bill. 2p.

Accounting Officer memorandum: 2015 Remedy Programme. 7p

Accounting Officer memorandum: CSPS [Civil Service Pension Scheme] and RMSPS [Royal Mail Statutory Pension Scheme] Pensions - future service programme. 6p.

Letter dated 02/12/2022 from Andrew Griffith MP to Emma Hardy MP regarding questions raised during the Committee stage (fourth sitting) of the Financial Services and Markets Bill: the Treasury’s reporting obligations to Parliament, the Financial Market Infrastructure (FMI) Sandbox, economic crime risk. 1p.

Letter dated 02/12/2022 from Baroness Neville-Rolfe to Lord Alton regarding the Procurement Bill Report stage debate (second day): amendment on labelling products from countries accused of modern slavery or genocide. 1p.

I. Letter dated 02/12/2022 from Chris Philp MP to Dame Diana Johnson MP regarding the Drug Dealing Telecommunications Restriction Orders Regulations 2017: post implementation review findings. 2p. II. Post-implementation review. 17p.

Letter dated 02/12/2022 from Andrew Griffith MP to Tulip Siddiq MP regarding matters raised during the Committee stage (fifth, seventh and eighth sittings) of the Financial Services and Markets Bill: the Government approach to sustainable finance, implementation of the sustainable growth principle, wholesale cash distribution, credit union common bond and register of members, digital settlement assets and financial stability. 5p.

Letter dated 02/12/2022 from Andrew Griffith MP to Emma Hardy MP and Martin Docherty-Hughes MP regarding matters raised during the Committee stage (fourth sitting) of the Financial Services and Markets Bill: the Designated Activities Regime (DAR) (Clause 8). 3p.

Letter dated 02/12/2022 from James Heappey MP to Kenny MacAskill MP regarding the number of foreign military personnel stationed in the UK. 1p.

Letter dated 02/12/2022 from Andrew Griffith MP to Peter Grant MP regarding whether the immunity provisions 312N would prevent a critical third party who complies with the legislation from being sued by an overseas party in court, as discussed during the Committee stage (fourth sitting, afternoon) of the Financial Services and Markets Bill. 2p.

Letter dated 01/12/2022 from Baroness Neville-Rolfe to Baroness Brinton regarding correction to an answer given during the Procurement Bill report stage debate (first day): interplay between the Procurement Bill and the Health and Care Act - healthcare services to patients and service users. 1p.

Project Gigabit delivery plan - autumn update 2022. 33p.

Letter dated 01/12/2022 from Lord Ahmad of Wimbledon to Lord Lancaster of Kimbleton regarding financial support for post conflict reconstruction in Ukraine. 1p.

Letter dated 20/06/2022 from Sandwell Metropolitan Borough Council Best Value Commissioners Kim Bromley-Derry and Jim Taylor to Michael Gove MP regarding an update report on an improvement plan following intervention. 6p.

Letter dated 01/12/2022 from Lord Markham to Peers regarding issues raised during the take note debate on the short and long term challenges presented by long COVID: research and data, NHS long COVID services, NHS staff health and wellbeing, employment and workforce impacts, and public awareness. 6p.