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Parliamentary Debates
Employment Rights Bill 315 speeches (51,502 words) 2nd reading Monday 21st October 2024 - Commons Chamber Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government Mentions: 1: Shivani Raja (Con - Leicester East) Claudia followed in the footsteps of Keith Vaz who, alongside Paul Boateng and Bernie Grant, broke new - Link to Speech
Valedictory Debate 114 speeches (57,382 words) Friday 24th May 2024 - Commons Chamber Department for Work and Pensions Mentions: 1: Tim Loughton (Con - East Worthing and Shoreham) Member for Rochdale (George Galloway)—good grief—going to Yemen with Keith Vaz, or going to Greenland - Link to Speech
Risk-based Exclusion 115 speeches (20,434 words) Monday 13th May 2024 - Commons Chamber Leader of the House Mentions: 1: Jacob Rees-Mogg (Con - North East Somerset) Just before the last general election, Keith Vaz was subject to a report that was not entirely in his - Link to Speech

Select Committee Documents
Monday 10th March 2025 Oral Evidence - University of Sheffield, University of Birmingham, and University of Cardiff Home-based Working - Home-based Working Committee Found: In the House of Commons, Keith Vaz, a former MP for Leicester, was keen on protecting those home workers
Wednesday 29th May 2024 Report - Third Report - The House of Commons standards landscape: how MPs’ standards and conduct are regulated Committee on Standards Found: Boris Johnson (Privileges Committee case), Rt Hon Owen Paterson (Standards Committee case), Rt Hon Keith Vaz
Thursday 14th December 2023 Report - Second Report - Scott Benton Committee on Standards Found: when Mr 69 Appendix 2, paras 12–13 70 Appendix 2, para 13 71 First Report of Session 2019–20, Keith Vaz
Thursday 19th October 2023 Report - Sixth Report - Matter referred on 29 November 2022: conduct of John Nicolson MP Committee of Privileges Found: cost-restoring-parliament-could-soar-12bn-mps-will-not- relocate/ 29 https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2016/sep/10/keith-vaz-second-leicestershire-police-investigation49
Thursday 30th March 2023 Report - Ninth Report - Margaret Ferrier Committee on Standards Found: 15 Appendix 1, para 41 16 Appendix 1, para 41 17 Appendix 1, para 66 and Committee on Standards, Keith Vaz

Select Committee Inquiry
16 Dec 2013 Evidence from the Prime Minister: 14 January 2014 Liaison Committee (Commons) (Select) Not accepting submissions The Liaison Committee took evidence from the Prime Minister David Cameron at 4.00pm on Tuesday 14 January, continuing the Committee’s regular questioning of the Prime Minister. The session focussed on the following themes: Violence against women and girls International development and action to tackle violence against women and girls Preventing sexual violence in conflict Sexual harassment in the armed forces Female genital mutilation – nationally and internationally Child sexual exploitation Human trafficking/modern day slavery UK implementation of international agreements Domestic violence Sex education and the role of schools Housing and the benefits system Energy policy and environmental priorities Energy security and blackouts Investor confidence The risks posed by electro-magnetic pulses Energy subsidies and fuel poverty Environmental priorities Shale gas Community engagement and scientific advice The session was chaired by Rt Hon Sir Alan Beith MP (Lib Dem) and involved the following Select Committee Chairs: Mr Graham Allen MP, Political and Constitutional Reform (Lab) Rt Hon James Arbuthnot MP, Defence (Cons) Dame Anne Begg MP, Work and Pensions (Lab) Rt Hon Sir Malcolm Bruce MP, International Development (Lib Dem) Mr William Cash MP, European Scrutiny (Cons) David T C Davies MP, Welsh Affairs (Con) Dr Hywel Francis MP, Joint Committee on Human Rights (Lab) Miss Anne McIntosh MP, Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Con) Andrew Miller MP, Science and Technology (Lab) Rt Hon Keith Vaz MP, Home Affairs (Lab) Joan Walley MP, Environmental Audit (Lab) Tim Yeo MP, Energy and Climate Change (Con) Oral and written evidence for this session can be found by selecting the relevant option below.
9 May 2013 Police and Crime Commissioners Home Affairs Committee (Select) Not accepting submissions The Home Affairs Committee has concluded its inquiry into Policing: Police and Crime Commissioners and published its Report. Report The Committee's Report on Policing: Police and Crime Commissioners (PDF) was published on 1 December 2010 as the Second Report of Session 2010-12, HC 511. Additional written evidence (PDF) has been published. Tuesday 12 October 2010 at 11.00am Committee Room 15, House of Commons Purpose of session This is the Committee’s first of two evidence sessions for its inquiry into the proposed new elected Police and Crime Commissioners. It is an opportunity to explore how the new proposals will affect the Metropolitan Police, to question witnesses about the relationship between Chief Constables and elected Police and Crime Commissioners and to probe whether and how “operational independence” should be defined. Witnesses: At 11.00am Kit Malthouse, Deputy Mayor of London with responsibility for policing and Chair of the Metropolitan Police Authority At approximately 11.30am Rick Muir, Senior Research Fellow at the Institute for Public Policy Research At approximately 12.00pm Bernard Hogan-Howe, former Chief Constable of Merseyside Rt. Hon Keith Vaz MP, Chair of the Committee, said: “The landscape of policing looks set to change considerably in the near future if plans to implement directly elected individuals go ahead. The Committee looks forward to questioning the witnesses on the impact this will have on policing in the 21st Century.”
7 Dec 2010 Impact of proposed restrictions on Tier 4 migration Home Affairs Committee (Select) Not accepting submissions Report The Committee's report on Student Visas was published on 17 March 2011 as the Seventh report of Session 2010-12, HC 773. Additional written evidence has been published. Terms of Reference The Committee issued the following terms of reference on 7 December 2010: Whether the cuts should be limited to certain types of courses (e.g. pre-degree level); The impact different levels of cuts might have on the various sectors; The impact, if any, that reductions in student visas might have on the UK’s standing in the world; Whether cuts in student visas would have any effect on the decisions of highly qualified graduates to conduct research or take up teaching posts in the UK; Whether the post study route should be continued; The educational routes through which students come to the UK to study at degree level; and International comparisons. Rt Hon Keith Vaz MP, Chair of the Committee, said: “Education is one of this country’s greatest exports. International students often maintain trade and knowledge links with the UK for years after they have returned to their country of origin. The Home Affairs Committee are concerned that any arbitrary decision to restrict the number of international students will be of grave danger to the UK economy and reputation” “By allowing interested parties to highlight how they might be affected by restrictions on Tier 4 visas, we hope to ensure that any restrictions proposed by the Government do not disadvantage a vibrant and successful industry.” “We respect the fact that the Government wishes to tighten up the immigration system but feel that, as we stated in our recent report on the immigration cap, efforts would be far better directed towards tackling bogus colleges and those who overstay their visas in order to seek employment, than penalising legitimate students.” Immigration Cap (HC 361) First Report of Session 2009-10 Bogus Colleges (HC 595) Eleventh Report of Session 2008-09
26 Nov 2010 Lessons from the American experience of policing Home Affairs Committee (Select) Not accepting submissions The Committee held an evidence session on 30 November 2010 examining Lessons from the American experience of policing. Tuesday 30 November 2010 Witness: At approximately 12.30 pm Bill Bratton CBE, former chief of police, Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD) Rt Hon Keith Vaz MP, Chair of the Committee, said: “The landscape of policing looks set to change considerably in the near future if plans to implement directly elected individuals and to create a new National Crime Agency go ahead. The Committee looks forward to questioning Bill Bratton CBE, former Chief of the Los Angeles Police Department to see if we can learn any lessons from the American experience of policing.”
7 Oct 2010 Work of the Child Exploitation and Online Protection (CEOP) Centre Home Affairs Committee (Select) Not accepting submissions The Committee held an evidence session on 12 October 2010 examining the work of the Child Exploitation and Online Protection (CEOP) Centre. Oral evidence session Tuesday 12 October 2010 Purpose of session This is one of the Committee’s topical evidence sessions. It is an opportunity to discuss the work of CEOP with its Chief Executive, Jim Gamble, and in particular to explore the concerns about the future of this agency that have led Mr Gamble to resign from his post. Rt. Hon Keith Vaz MP, Chair of the Committee, said: “We have long been aware of the magnificent specialised work done by CEOP in protecting children from sexual exploitation, making the internet a safer environment for children, combating child trafficking, and tracking down missing paedophiles. We are alarmed that Mr Gamble considers that the proposed merger of CEOP into the National Crime Agency would place this work in jeopardy, and we are therefore taking an early opportunity to explore with him the nature of his concerns.”
7 Sep 2010 Unauthorised tapping into or hacking of mobile communications Home Affairs Committee (Select) Not accepting submissions Report The Committee's Report on Unauthorised tapping into or hacking of mobile communications was published on 20 July 2011 as the Thirteenth Report of Session 2010-12, HC 907. Government Response The Government's Response (Cm 8182) was published in September 2011. Follow-up oral evidence Tuesday 4 September 2012 Deputy Assistant Commissioner Sue Akers, QPM, Metropolitan Police Terms of Reference The Committee issued the following terms of reference on 7 September 2010: The definition of the offences relating to unauthorised tapping or hacking in the Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act, and the ease of prosecuting such offences; and The police response to such offences, especially the treatment of those whose communications have been intercepted; and What the police are doing to control such offences Rt. Hon Keith Vaz MP, Chair of the Committee, said: “The evidence of Assistant Commissioner John Yates today raised a number questions of importance about the law on phone hacking, the way the police deal with such breaches of the law and the manner in which victims are informed of those breaches. I hope that this inquiry will clarify all these important areas."
19 Jul 2010 Policing Home Affairs Committee (Select) Not accepting submissions The Committee held an evidence session on 27 July 2010 as part of its inquiry into Policing. Oral Evidence Session Tuesday 27 July 2010 At 11.00 am Nick Herbert MP, Minister for Policing, Home Office At approximately 11.45 am Sir Paul Stephenson, Metropolitan Police Commissioner At approximately 12.15 pm Sir Hugh Orde, President, Association of Chief Police Officers Rt Hon Keith Vaz MP, Chair of the Committee, said: “We are pleased to welcome the new Policing Minister and senior police officers to give evidence. We are keen to examine the policing policies of the Coalition Government, and their implications for operational policing, in particular elected police commissioners, reducing police bureaucracy, force structures and officer numbers. This will be particularly important in the light of cuts to the Home Office budget, given that policing accounts for over half of the overall budget.”
15 Jul 2010 Firearms Control Home Affairs Committee (Select) Not accepting submissions Report The Committee's Report on Firearms Control was published on 20 December 2010 as the Third Report of Session 2010-12, HC 447. Additional written evidence has been published. Government Response The Government's Response (Cm 8155) was published in September 2011. Follow-up correspondence: Home Secretary to the Chair, 2 February and 21 March 2012 Terms of Reference The Committee issued the following terms of reference on 15 July 2010: The extent to which legally-held guns are used in criminal activity and the relationship between gun control and gun crime, including the impact of the Firearms (Amendment) Acts 1997; Whether or not the current laws governing firearms licensing are fit for purpose, including progress on implementing the Committee’s recommendations set out in its Second Report of the 1999-2000 session; Proposals to improve information-sharing between medics and the police in respect of gun licensing; Information-sharing between police and prisons in assessing the risk of offenders who may have access to firearms; and The danger presented by, and legislation regulating, airguns. Rt Hon Keith Vaz MP, Chair of the Committee, said: “In the light of the recent tragic shootings in Cumbria and in Northumberland, the Committee wishes to examine the legislation governing firearms. “It will seek to determine whether there are lessons to be learnt from recent events, including the role of doctors and criminal justice agencies in liaising with police to assess the risk posed by individuals. We also want to be certain that our gun laws are clear, transparent and enforceable.”
13 Jul 2010 The work of the Home Office Home Affairs Committee (Select) Not accepting submissions The Committee held an evidence session on 15 July 2010 examining the work of the Home Office. Oral evidence Thursday 15 July 2010 At 9.30 am, Committee Room 8, House of Commons Rt Hon Theresa May MP, Home Secretary The newly nominated Home Affairs Committee have invited the recently appointed Home Secretary for their first evidence session of the Parliament. Rt Hon Keith Vaz MP, Chair of the Committee, said: “We relish this opportunity to question the newly-appointed Home Secretary about the Coalition Government’s plans for a range of Home Office policy areas, including policing, immigration, crime and counter-terrorism. We are particularly interested to discuss her intended cap on migration, the election of police commissioners, her proposals for reducing police bureaucracy, and the impact of 25% to 40% budget cuts on crime and policing. I will be asking her about recent events in Whitehaven and Northumberland.”

Select Committee Inquiry

16 Dec 2013
Evidence from the Prime Minister: 14 January 2014
Liaison Committee (Commons) (Select)
Not accepting submissions

The Liaison Committee took evidence from the Prime Minister David Cameron at 4.00pm on Tuesday 14 January, continuing the Committee’s regular questioning of the Prime Minister.

The session focussed on the following themes:

Violence against women and girls

International development and action to tackle violence against women and girls
Preventing sexual violence in conflict
Sexual harassment in the armed forces
Female genital mutilation – nationally and internationally
Child sexual exploitation
Human trafficking/modern day slavery
UK implementation of international agreements
Domestic violence
Sex education and the role of schools
Housing and the benefits system

Energy policy and environmental priorities

Energy security and blackouts
Investor confidence
The risks posed by electro-magnetic pulses
Energy subsidies and fuel poverty
Environmental priorities
Shale gas
Community engagement and scientific advice

The session was chaired by Rt Hon Sir Alan Beith MP (Lib Dem) and involved the following Select Committee Chairs:

Mr Graham Allen MP, Political and Constitutional Reform (Lab)
Rt Hon James Arbuthnot MP, Defence (Cons)
Dame Anne Begg MP, Work and Pensions (Lab)
Rt Hon Sir Malcolm Bruce MP, International Development (Lib Dem)
Mr William Cash MP, European Scrutiny (Cons)
David T C Davies MP, Welsh Affairs (Con)
Dr Hywel Francis MP, Joint Committee on Human Rights (Lab)
Miss Anne McIntosh MP, Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Con)
Andrew Miller MP, Science and Technology (Lab)
Rt Hon Keith Vaz MP, Home Affairs (Lab)
Joan Walley MP, Environmental Audit (Lab)
Tim Yeo MP, Energy and Climate Change (Con)

Oral and written evidence for this session can be found by selecting the relevant option below.

9 May 2013
Police and Crime Commissioners
Home Affairs Committee (Select)
Not accepting submissions

The Home Affairs Committee has concluded its inquiry into Policing: Police and Crime Commissioners and published its Report.

Report

The Committee's Report on Policing: Police and Crime Commissioners (PDF) was published on 1 December 2010 as the Second Report of Session 2010-12, HC 511.

Additional written evidence (PDF) has been published.

Tuesday 12 October 2010 at 11.00am
Committee Room 15, House of Commons

Purpose of session

This is the Committee’s first of two evidence sessions for its inquiry into the proposed new elected Police and Crime Commissioners. It is an opportunity to explore how the new proposals will affect the Metropolitan Police, to question witnesses about the relationship between Chief Constables and elected Police and Crime Commissioners and to probe whether and how “operational independence” should be defined.

Witnesses:
At 11.00am
Kit Malthouse, Deputy Mayor of London with responsibility for policing and Chair of the Metropolitan Police Authority

At approximately 11.30am
Rick Muir, Senior Research Fellow at the Institute for Public Policy Research

At approximately 12.00pm
Bernard Hogan-Howe, former Chief Constable of Merseyside

Rt. Hon Keith Vaz MP, Chair of the Committee, said:

“The landscape of policing looks set to change considerably in the near future if plans to implement directly elected individuals go ahead. The Committee looks forward to questioning the witnesses on the impact this will have on policing in the 21st Century.”

7 Dec 2010
Impact of proposed restrictions on Tier 4 migration
Home Affairs Committee (Select)
Not accepting submissions

Report

The Committee's report on Student Visas was published on 17 March 2011 as the Seventh report of Session 2010-12, HC 773.

Additional written evidence has been published.

Terms of Reference

The Committee issued the following terms of reference on 7 December 2010:

Whether the cuts should be limited to certain types of courses (e.g. pre-degree level);
The impact different levels of cuts might have on the various sectors;
The impact, if any, that reductions in student visas might have on the UK’s standing in the world;
Whether cuts in student visas would have any effect on the decisions of highly qualified graduates to conduct research or take up teaching posts in the UK;
Whether the post study route should be continued;
The educational routes through which students come to the UK to study at degree level; and
International comparisons.

Rt Hon Keith Vaz MP, Chair of the Committee, said:

“Education is one of this country’s greatest exports. International students often maintain trade and knowledge links with the UK for years after they have returned to their country of origin. The Home Affairs Committee are concerned that any arbitrary decision to restrict the number of international students will be of grave danger to the UK economy and reputation”

“By allowing interested parties to highlight how they might be affected by restrictions on Tier 4 visas, we hope to ensure that any restrictions proposed by the Government do not disadvantage a vibrant and successful industry.”

“We respect the fact that the Government wishes to tighten up the immigration system but feel that, as we stated in our recent report on the immigration cap, efforts would be far better directed towards tackling bogus colleges and those who overstay their visas in order to seek employment, than penalising legitimate students.”

Immigration Cap (HC 361) First Report of Session 2009-10

Bogus Colleges (HC 595) Eleventh Report of Session 2008-09

26 Nov 2010
Lessons from the American experience of policing
Home Affairs Committee (Select)
Not accepting submissions

The Committee held an evidence session on 30 November 2010 examining Lessons from the American experience of policing.

Tuesday 30 November 2010

Witness:
At approximately 12.30 pm
Bill Bratton CBE, former chief of police, Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD)

Rt Hon Keith Vaz MP, Chair of the Committee, said:

“The landscape of policing looks set to change considerably in the near future if plans to implement directly elected individuals and to create a new National Crime Agency go ahead. The Committee looks forward to questioning Bill Bratton CBE, former Chief of the Los Angeles Police Department to see if we can learn any lessons from the American experience of policing.”

7 Oct 2010
Work of the Child Exploitation and Online Protection (CEOP) Centre
Home Affairs Committee (Select)
Not accepting submissions

The Committee held an evidence session on 12 October 2010 examining the work of the Child Exploitation and Online Protection (CEOP) Centre.

Oral evidence session

Tuesday 12 October 2010

Purpose of session

This is one of the Committee’s topical evidence sessions. It is an opportunity to discuss the work of CEOP with its Chief Executive, Jim Gamble, and in particular to explore the concerns about the future of this agency that have led Mr Gamble to resign from his post.

Rt. Hon Keith Vaz MP, Chair of the Committee, said:

“We have long been aware of the magnificent specialised work done by CEOP in protecting children from sexual exploitation, making the internet a safer environment for children, combating child trafficking, and tracking down missing paedophiles. We are alarmed that Mr Gamble considers that the proposed merger of CEOP into the National Crime Agency would place this work in jeopardy, and we are therefore taking an early opportunity to explore with him the nature of his concerns.”

7 Sep 2010
Unauthorised tapping into or hacking of mobile communications
Home Affairs Committee (Select)
Not accepting submissions

Report

The Committee's Report on Unauthorised tapping into or hacking of mobile communications was published on 20 July 2011 as the Thirteenth Report of Session 2010-12, HC 907.

Government Response

The Government's Response (Cm 8182) was published in September 2011.

Follow-up oral evidence

Tuesday 4 September 2012
Deputy Assistant Commissioner Sue Akers, QPM, Metropolitan Police

Terms of Reference

The Committee issued the following terms of reference on 7 September 2010:

The definition of the offences relating to unauthorised tapping or hacking in the Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act, and the ease of prosecuting such offences; and
The police response to such offences, especially the treatment of those whose communications have been intercepted; and
What the police are doing to control such offences

Rt. Hon Keith Vaz MP, Chair of the Committee, said:

“The evidence of Assistant Commissioner John Yates today raised a number questions of importance about the law on phone hacking, the way the police deal with such breaches of the law and the manner in which victims are informed of those breaches. I hope that this inquiry will clarify all these important areas."

19 Jul 2010
Policing
Home Affairs Committee (Select)
Not accepting submissions

The Committee held an evidence session on 27 July 2010 as part of its inquiry into Policing.

Oral Evidence Session

Tuesday 27 July 2010

At 11.00 am
Nick Herbert MP, Minister for Policing, Home Office

At approximately 11.45 am
Sir Paul Stephenson, Metropolitan Police Commissioner

At approximately 12.15 pm
Sir Hugh Orde, President, Association of Chief Police Officers

Rt Hon Keith Vaz MP, Chair of the Committee, said:

“We are pleased to welcome the new Policing Minister and senior police officers to give evidence. We are keen to examine the policing policies of the Coalition Government, and their implications for operational policing, in particular elected police commissioners, reducing police bureaucracy, force structures and officer numbers. This will be particularly important in the light of cuts to the Home Office budget, given that policing accounts for over half of the overall budget.”

15 Jul 2010
Firearms Control
Home Affairs Committee (Select)
Not accepting submissions

Report

The Committee's Report on Firearms Control was published on 20 December 2010 as the Third Report of Session 2010-12, HC 447.

Additional written evidence has been published.

Government Response

The Government's Response (Cm 8155) was published in September 2011.

Follow-up correspondence: Home Secretary to the Chair, 2 February and 21 March 2012

Terms of Reference

The Committee issued the following terms of reference on 15 July 2010:

The extent to which legally-held guns are used in criminal activity and the relationship between gun control and gun crime, including the impact of the Firearms (Amendment) Acts 1997;
Whether or not the current laws governing firearms licensing are fit for purpose, including progress on implementing the Committee’s recommendations set out in its Second Report of the 1999-2000 session;
Proposals to improve information-sharing between medics and the police in respect of gun licensing;
Information-sharing between police and prisons in assessing the risk of offenders who may have access to firearms; and
The danger presented by, and legislation regulating, airguns.

Rt Hon Keith Vaz MP, Chair of the Committee, said:

“In the light of the recent tragic shootings in Cumbria and in Northumberland, the Committee wishes to examine the legislation governing firearms.

“It will seek to determine whether there are lessons to be learnt from recent events, including the role of doctors and criminal justice agencies in liaising with police to assess the risk posed by individuals. We also want to be certain that our gun laws are clear, transparent and enforceable.”

13 Jul 2010
The work of the Home Office
Home Affairs Committee (Select)
Not accepting submissions

The Committee held an evidence session on 15 July 2010 examining the work of the Home Office.

Oral evidence

Thursday 15 July 2010

At 9.30 am, Committee Room 8, House of Commons

Rt Hon Theresa May MP, Home Secretary

The newly nominated Home Affairs Committee have invited the recently appointed Home Secretary for their first evidence session of the Parliament.

Rt Hon Keith Vaz MP, Chair of the Committee, said:

“We relish this opportunity to question the newly-appointed Home Secretary about the Coalition Government’s plans for a range of Home Office policy areas, including policing, immigration, crime and counter-terrorism. We are particularly interested to discuss her intended cap on migration, the election of police commissioners, her proposals for reducing police bureaucracy, and the impact of 25% to 40% budget cuts on crime and policing. I will be asking her about recent events in Whitehaven and Northumberland.”

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APPG Publications
Global Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights APPG Wednesday 11th June 2025 Document: Annual Report 2019-2020 Found: Please find relevant text enclosed at Appendix 84 Yemen Peace Process, 23rd May 2019 Keith Vaz introduced
Diabetes APPG Wednesday 11th June 2025 Document: Snap report: Mental Health and Wellbeing Report Found: Officers of the All-Party Parliamentary Group for Diabetes • Chair: Keith Vaz MP, Leicester East •
Diabetes APPG Wednesday 11th June 2025 Document: Snap report: Children with Type 2 Diabetes Found: Officers of the All-Party Parliamentary Group for Diabetes  Chair: Keith Vaz MP, Leicester East 
Diabetes APPG Wednesday 11th June 2025 Document: Snap report: Research into Type 1 diabetes Found: Officers of the All-Party Parliamentary Group for Diabetes  Chair: Keith Vaz MP, Leicester East 
Immigration Detention APPG Wednesday 11th June 2025 Document: Inaugural Meeting – April 2019 Found: Keith Vaz MP (Labour) Hywel Williams MP (Plaid Cymru) 5.
Diabetes APPG Wednesday 11th June 2025 Document: Snap report: Prioritisation of Diabetes for Government and the NHS Found: Officers of the All-Party Parliamentary Group for Diabetes • Chair: Keith Vaz MP, Leicester East •
Global Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights APPG Wednesday 11th June 2025 Document: Annual Report 2018-2019 Found: EDM 1360 - Paris Humanitarian Conference on Yemen, 7th June 2018 Keith Vaz MP, 23 signatures That this
Diabetes APPG Wednesday 11th June 2025 Document: Snap report: 2018 International Diabetes Summit Found: Officers of the All-Party Parliamentary Group for Diabetes  Chair: Keith Vaz MP, Leicester East 
United Nations APPG Wednesday 11th June 2025 Document: Summary of the UN APPG's 2017-18 meetings Found: Lowcock, UN Humanitarian Chief on the humanitarian situation in Yemen, with Andrew Mitchell MP and Keith Vaz
Diabetes APPG Wednesday 11th June 2025 Document: Assessing the Diabetes Transformation Fund Found: Officers of the All-Party Parliamentary Group for Diabetes  Chair: Rt Hon Keith Vaz MP, Leicester East
Diabetes APPG Wednesday 11th June 2025 Document: Snap report: Reversing Type 2 Diabetes Found: Officers of the All-Party Parliamentary Group for Diabetes  Chair: Keith Vaz MP, Leicester East 
Diabetes APPG Wednesday 11th June 2025 Document: Diabetes and Mental Health Found: Mental-Health-Taskforce-FYFV- final.pdf John Howell MP Vice-Chair John McNally MP Co-Secretary Rt Hon Keith Vaz
Diabetes APPG Wednesday 11th June 2025 Document: Snap report: Diabetes and Podiatry Found: Officers of the All-Party Parliamentary Group for Diabetes  Chair: Keith Vaz MP, Leicester East 
Diabetes APPG Wednesday 11th June 2025 Document: The Future of Inpatient Diabetes Care Found: Victoria Atkins MP Vice-Chair John McNally MP Co-Secretary Rt Hon Keith Vaz MP Chair Liz McInnes
Global Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights APPG Wednesday 11th June 2025 Document: Annual Report 2016-2017 Found: Parliamentary Questions Migration (Africa to the EU), 11th April 2016 Kelly Tolhurst MP and Keith Vaz
Diabetes APPG Wednesday 11th June 2025 Document: Taking control: Supporting people to self-manage their diabetes Found: Patient Voice Derek Twigg MP Jonathan Valabhji, National Clinical Director for Obesity and Diabetes Keith Vaz
Global Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights APPG Wednesday 11th June 2025 Document: Annual Report 2014-2015 Found: Please find full text enclosed as appendix 257 Female Genital Mutilation, 29th January 2015 Keith Vaz
Global Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights APPG Wednesday 11th June 2025 Document: Annual Report 2013-2014 Found: Please find full text enclosed as appendix 197 Female Genital Mutilation, 10th March 2014 Keith Vaz
Diabetes APPG Wednesday 11th June 2025 Document: Delivering Better Diabetes Outcomes in the New NHS Found: Adrian Sanders MP Liberal Democrat, T orbay Chair, APPG for Diabetes Keith Vaz MP Labour, Leicester

APPG Publications

Global Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights APPG
Wednesday 11th June 2025

Document: Annual Report 2019-2020

Found: Please find relevant text enclosed at Appendix 84 Yemen Peace Process, 23rd May 2019 Keith Vaz introduced

Diabetes APPG
Wednesday 11th June 2025

Document: Snap report: Mental Health and Wellbeing Report

Found: Officers of the All-Party Parliamentary Group for Diabetes • Chair: Keith Vaz MP, Leicester East •

Diabetes APPG
Wednesday 11th June 2025

Document: Snap report: Children with Type 2 Diabetes

Found: Officers of the All-Party Parliamentary Group for Diabetes  Chair: Keith Vaz MP, Leicester East 

Diabetes APPG
Wednesday 11th June 2025

Document: Snap report: Research into Type 1 diabetes

Found: Officers of the All-Party Parliamentary Group for Diabetes  Chair: Keith Vaz MP, Leicester East 

Immigration Detention APPG
Wednesday 11th June 2025

Document: Inaugural Meeting – April 2019

Found: Keith Vaz MP (Labour) Hywel Williams MP (Plaid Cymru) 5.

Diabetes APPG
Wednesday 11th June 2025

Document: Snap report: Prioritisation of Diabetes for Government and the NHS

Found: Officers of the All-Party Parliamentary Group for Diabetes • Chair: Keith Vaz MP, Leicester East •

Global Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights APPG
Wednesday 11th June 2025

Document: Annual Report 2018-2019

Found: EDM 1360 - Paris Humanitarian Conference on Yemen, 7th June 2018 Keith Vaz MP, 23 signatures That this

Diabetes APPG
Wednesday 11th June 2025

Document: Snap report: 2018 International Diabetes Summit

Found: Officers of the All-Party Parliamentary Group for Diabetes  Chair: Keith Vaz MP, Leicester East 

United Nations APPG
Wednesday 11th June 2025

Document: Summary of the UN APPG's 2017-18 meetings

Found: Lowcock, UN Humanitarian Chief on the humanitarian situation in Yemen, with Andrew Mitchell MP and Keith Vaz

Diabetes APPG
Wednesday 11th June 2025

Document: Assessing the Diabetes Transformation Fund

Found: Officers of the All-Party Parliamentary Group for Diabetes  Chair: Rt Hon Keith Vaz MP, Leicester East

Diabetes APPG
Wednesday 11th June 2025

Document: Snap report: Reversing Type 2 Diabetes

Found: Officers of the All-Party Parliamentary Group for Diabetes  Chair: Keith Vaz MP, Leicester East 

Diabetes APPG
Wednesday 11th June 2025

Document: Diabetes and Mental Health

Found: Mental-Health-Taskforce-FYFV- final.pdf John Howell MP Vice-Chair John McNally MP Co-Secretary Rt Hon Keith Vaz

Diabetes APPG
Wednesday 11th June 2025

Document: Snap report: Diabetes and Podiatry

Found: Officers of the All-Party Parliamentary Group for Diabetes  Chair: Keith Vaz MP, Leicester East 

Diabetes APPG
Wednesday 11th June 2025

Document: The Future of Inpatient Diabetes Care

Found: Victoria Atkins MP Vice-Chair John McNally MP Co-Secretary Rt Hon Keith Vaz MP Chair Liz McInnes

Global Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights APPG
Wednesday 11th June 2025

Document: Annual Report 2016-2017

Found: Parliamentary Questions Migration (Africa to the EU), 11th April 2016 Kelly Tolhurst MP and Keith Vaz

Diabetes APPG
Wednesday 11th June 2025

Document: Taking control: Supporting people to self-manage their diabetes

Found: Patient Voice Derek Twigg MP Jonathan Valabhji, National Clinical Director for Obesity and Diabetes Keith Vaz

Global Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights APPG
Wednesday 11th June 2025

Document: Annual Report 2014-2015

Found: Please find full text enclosed as appendix 257 Female Genital Mutilation, 29th January 2015 Keith Vaz

Global Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights APPG
Wednesday 11th June 2025

Document: Annual Report 2013-2014

Found: Please find full text enclosed as appendix 197 Female Genital Mutilation, 10th March 2014 Keith Vaz

Diabetes APPG
Wednesday 11th June 2025

Document: Delivering Better Diabetes Outcomes in the New NHS

Found: Adrian Sanders MP Liberal Democrat, T orbay Chair, APPG for Diabetes Keith Vaz MP Labour, Leicester

Non-Departmental Publications - News and Communications
Jan. 26 2023 Independent Chief Inspector of Borders and Immigration Source Page: Role and remit review of ICIBI discontinued Document: Windrush Lessons Learned Review (PDF) News and Communications Found: Labour MP and Chair of the Home Affairs Committee Keith Vaz: “I am concerned that ordinary landlords