As part of its ongoing scrutiny of HM Treasury's associated bodies, the Treasury Committee holds evidence sessions with the Debt Management Office.
The Treasury Committee launched the first stage of this inquiry on 18 March when it issued a call for evidence on the speed, effectiveness and reach of the Government’s and Bank of England’s immediate financial responses to coronavirus. The Committee will continue to highlight gaps in support to the Treasury. …
The Treasury Committee will conduct post-Budget scrutiny, including taking evidence from the Chancellor of the Exchequer, the Office for Budget Responsibility and economists.
The Treasury Committee has re-launched an inquiry into the decarbonisation of the UK economy and green finance. This inquiry will scrutinise the role of HM Treasury, regulators and financial services firms in supporting the Government’s climate change commitments. It will also examine the economic potential of decarbonisation for the UK …
The Committee takes evidence from the Governor of the Bank of England and other members of the Bank's Monetary Policy Committee to scrutinise the Bank's quarterly Monetary Policy Reports.
The OBR was not asked by the Government to produce an economic and fiscal outlook for this fiscal event. Instead, Rt Hon. Sajid Javid MP, Chancellor of the Exchequer, used the OBR’s March forecast as the basis for his claim that he was sticking to the fiscal rules for Spending …
As part of its ongoing scrutiny of public appointments, the Treasury Committee will take evidence from Ben Broadbent following the announcement of his re-appointment as Deputy Governor for Monetary Policy at the Bank of England.