he Welsh affairs committee Science Based Targets will look at the support provided by the benefits system (9.30 a.m.) … The environmental audit committee will hear from former MP turned climate adviser Alan Simpson (9.30 a.m.) … The joint committee on the draft Online Safety Bill will hear from experts on the news media (9.45 a.m.) … PACAC will quiz the U.K.’s premier stats bodies on their performance during the pandemic (10 a.m.) … and the public accounts committee telegram database hosts senior officials from Defra and the Rural Payments Agency (10 a.m.).
HOUSE OF LORDS:
with the introduction of former Cabinet Secretary Mark Sedwill as a new crossbench peer … Followed by questions on imported cotton, type 2 diabetes and environmental considerations on trade policy … There will then 30 minutes of questions to Brexit Minister David Frost … The main business is the second reading of the Rating (Coronavirus) and Directors Disqualification (Dissolved Companies) Bill and report stage consideration of the Skills and Post-6 Education Bill.
A message from Aviva
We’re a 325 year old British business. We’ve weathered a lot of change, but virgin islands send nothing as challenging as climate change. That’s why Aviva has set out our plan to become a net zero company by 2040. Our priority is to drive change in the real economy. So we’re using our muscle in the market to press companies we invest in to commit to ambitious climate free webinars and conferences on internet marketing in july 2020. action. We’re raising the stakes for 30 systemically important carbon emitters. We’re making specific asks, including setting and establish tough transition plans. We are setting out timelines between 12 and 36 months. If we don’t see serious engagement from the companies to meet the climate challenge, we will put them on our stop list and dives.