Intergenerational Inquiry APPG

First Registered: 18/06/2025 • Last updated on: 01/09/2026

Note: This APPG was last registered on 1st September 2026. The APPG was not registered in the latest release of the 12th October 2026 and may be defunct.

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The APPG bridges the generational divide by creating pathways into Westminster for young people, many of whom are currently disaffected, and guide them to contribute positively to policy and practice. Our parliamentary panels include lawyers, citizens, the medical profession. In this way young people, including students, experience participatory democracy.

Note: All-Party Parliamentary Groups (APPGs) are informal, cross-party groups formed by MPs and Members of the House of Lords who share a common interest in a particular policy area, region or country. APPGs have no official status within Parliament.
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Former Officers - Contact Details - Benefits in Kind - Financial Benefits
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Former APPG Officers
Paul Kohler Portrait
Paul Kohler
Chair & Registered Contact
Liberal Democrat - Wimbledon
Joined: 18th June 2025
Departed: 1st September 2026
2 APPG Officer Positions
Republic of Korea , Survivors of Fayed and Harrods

No other APPG Memberships

John McDonnell Portrait
John McDonnell
Co-Chair
Labour - Hayes and Harlington
Joined: 18th June 2025
Departed: 1st September 2026
5 APPG Officer Positions
Airport Communities , Drugs, Alcohol and Justice , Immigration Detention , Indian Traditional Sciences , Investment Fraud and Fairer Financial Services

No other APPG Memberships

Neil Duncan-Jordan Portrait
Neil Duncan-Jordan
Officer
Labour - Poole
Joined: 18th June 2025
Departed: 1st September 2026
4 APPG Officer Positions
Chess , Phasing Out Animal Experiments in Medical Research , Poverty and Inequality , South Western Railway

No other APPG Memberships

Lord Balfe Portrait
Lord Balfe
Officer
Conservative - Life peer
Joined: 18th June 2025
Departed: 1st September 2026
13 APPG Officer Positions
Bangladesh , Care-Experienced Children and Young People , Children who need Palliative Care , Citizens' Rights , Cuba , Drugs, Alcohol and Justice , Fair Elections , Households in Temporary Accommodation , Justice Unions , Micromobility , Occupational Safety and Health , Single-Parent Families , Social, Cooperative, and Community Economy

No other APPG Memberships

Contact Details

Registered Contact:

Mr Paul Kohler MP, House of Commons, London, SW1A 0AA.

Email: [email protected]

Public Enquiry Point:

Professor Alison Scott-Baumann, SOAS University of London. Tel: 07880 721980

Email: [email protected]

Secretariat:

The Influencing the Corridors of Power Project (ICOP) at SOAS University of London acts as the group's secretariat. https://blogs.soas.ac.uk/cop

Group's Website:

https://blogs.soas.ac.uk/cop/tigi-appg/

Benefits in Kind
Date
4 Jun 2025
Source
The Influencing the Corridors of Power Project (ICOP) at SOAS University of London
Description
ICOP is paid by the Higher Education Fund to act as the group's secretariat.   From : 04/06/2025 To : 03/06/2026
Value
£28,501
Date
4 Jun 2025
Source
The Influencing the Corridors of Power Project (ICOP) at SOAS University of London
Description
ICOP is paid by the Higher Education Fund to act as the group's secretariat.   From: 04/06/2025 To: 03/06/2026
Value
£28,501

No direct financial benefits are on record for the Intergenerational Inquiry APPG