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Debate Pack
[Coronavirus] Opposition Day Debates: Social Cohesion & Community and Financial and Social Emergency Support Package
On 25 March 2020, there will be two topics for the 7th allotted Opposition Day Debate in the House of Commons. The first debate is on the subject of "Social cohesion and community" and the second on "Financial and social emergency support package", both in the context of the Covid-19 outbreak. The House of Commons Library has shared relevant material below.
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Research Briefing
Contingencies Fund Bill
This note provides a short overview of the Contingencies Fund and the public spending measures being proposed to deal with the economic impact of the coronavirus outbreak.
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Research Briefing
The 2020 Spending Review envelope
An overview of the spending envelope for the 2020 Comprehensive Spending Review, as announced in the March 2020 Budget.
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Debate Pack
Role of the food and drink sector in the UK economy
A debate in Westminster Hall was scheduled for Wednesday 25 March at 9:30am on the role of the food and drink sector in the UK economy. This debate would have been led by John Stevenson MP.
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Research Briefing
Budget 2020: Measures to limit the economic impact of coronavirus
The Chancellor and the Bank of England have announced plans to support public services, businesses and workers.
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Research Briefing
Spring Budget 2020: a summary
Spring Budget 2020 was presented by the Chancellor of the Exchequer to Parliament on 11 March. Once the Chancellor sat down the Office for Budget Responsibility (OBR) published updated forecasts in its Economic and fiscal outlook.
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Insight
Budget 2020: Measures to limit the economic impact of coronavirus
The Chancellor and the Bank of England have announced plans to support public services, businesses and workers.
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Research Briefing
Cycle funding and bike lanes: Is there enough money to create “mini-Hollands” in England?
The Government aims to double the number of journeys made by bike by 2025, what will the Budget reveal about funding?
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Insight
Cycle funding and bike lanes: Is there enough money to create “mini-Hollands” in England?
The Government aims to double the number of journeys made by bike by 2025, what will the Budget reveal about funding?
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Research Briefing
How big are regional economic inequalities in the UK?
The Government has pledged to “level up” economic conditions and opportunities across the UK. What are the inequalities that this policy seeks to address?
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Research Briefing
Budget 2020: Will the Chancellor change the rules?
The Conservative manifesto set out rules for the public finances. Will the Chancellor stick to them?
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Insight
How big are regional economic inequalities in the UK?
The Government has pledged to “level up” economic conditions and opportunities across the UK. What are the inequalities that this policy seeks to address?
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Insight
Budget 2020: Will the Chancellor change the rules?
The Conservative manifesto set out rules for the public finances. Will the Chancellor stick to them?
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Research Briefing
The Budget: What can ‘Dr No’ tell us about the challenges in designing the tax system?
Any Chancellor faces challenges in crafting tax changes – not least because they need to encourage people to pay them and ensure they can be collected.
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