Weekly Information Bulletin: 24th November 2001
HOUSE OF LORDS SELECT COMMITTEES: FORTHCOMING PUBLIC MEETINGS
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Monday 26 November
EUROPEAN UNION COMMITTEE (i) 4.30pm, (ii) 5.15pm
SUB-COMMITTEE B (Energy, Industry and Transport)
Evidence will be heard on Security of Energy Supplies in the EU, from:
(i) Mr Charles Naylor, Director of Corporate Affairs, and
Dr Colin Lyle, Director of European Policy, Centrica; and
(ii) Mr John Wybrew, Executive Director, and Mr Chris Bolt, Group Director, Regulation and Public Policy, the Lattice Group
Tuesday 27 November
ANIMALS IN SCIENTIFIC PROCEDURES COMMITTEE 3.30pm
Evidence will be heard from Professor Iain FH Purchase, The Expert Group on Efficient Regulation, and
Professor Nancy Rothwell, UK Life Sciences Committee
ECONOMIC AFFAIRS 4.15pm
Evidence will be heard on Globalisation, from Mr Andrew Crockett, General Manager of the Bank for International Settlements
Wednesday 28 November
EUROPEAN UNION COMMITTEE 10.00am
SUB-COMMITTEE D (Environment, Agriculture, Public Health and Consumer Protection)
Evidence will be heard on Strategy For a Future Chemicals Policy, from
the Rt Hon Michael Meacher MP, Minister for the Environment
Thursday 29 November
ECONOMIC AFFAIRS 4.15pm
Evidence will be heard on Globalisation, from Mr Ignazio Visco, Head, Economics Department and
Chief Economist, Organisation for the Economic Co-operation and Development
Monday 3 December
EUROPEAN UNION COMMITTEE 4.30pm
SUB-COMMITTEE B (Energy, Industry and Transport)
Evidence will be heard on Security of Energy Supplies in the EU, from
Mr Nick Baldwin, Chief Executive, and Dr Paul Golby, Powergen
Tuesday 4 December
ANIMALS IN SCIENTIFIC PROCEDURES COMMITTEE 3.30pm
Evidence will be heard from Sir George Radder, Chief Executive, and Professor Stephen Brown,
Medical Research Council, and Professor Ray Baker, Chief Executive, Biotechnology and Biological
Sciences Research Council (BBSRC)
ECONOMIC AFFAIRS (i) 4.15pm, (ii) 5.10pm
Evidence will be heard on Globalisation, from:
(i) Mr Martin Temple, Director General of the Engineering Employers' Federation, Mr Steven Radley,
EEF Chief Economist, and Ms Lee Hopley, EEF Economist; and
(ii) Mr Peter Sutherland, Chairman, Goldman Sachs International
Wednesday 5 December
EUROPEAN UNION COMMITTEE 10.35am
SUB-COMMITTEE F (Social Affairs, Education and Home Affairs)
Evidence will be heard on Mobility within European labour markets, from
Michel Rousselot, President, Eurocadres, Paris
EUROPEAN UNION COMMITTEE 10.40am
SUB-COMMITTEE D (Environment, Agriculture, Public Health and Consumer Protection)
Evidence will be heard on Strategy For a Future Chemicals Policy, from
the British Union for the Abolition of Vivisection
EUROPEAN UNION COMMITTEE 4.30pm
SUB-COMMITTEE E (Law and Institutions)
Evidence will be heard on The Commission's Communication on European contract law, from
Professor Hugh Beale, The Law Commission
Thursday 6 December
EUROPEAN UNION COMMITTEE 10.45am
SUB-COMMITTEE C (Common Foreign and Security Policy)
Evidence will be heard on Recent developments in the Common European Security and Defence Policy,
from Charles Grant, Director, Centre for European Reform
Monday 10 December
EUROPEAN UNION COMMITTEE (i) 4.30pm; (ii) 5.15pm
SUB-COMMITTEE B (Energy, Industry and Transport)
Evidence will be heard on Security of Energy Supplies in the EU, from
(i) Mr Hugh Collum, Chairman, Mr Norman Askew, Chief Executive, and
Dr Sue Ion, Executive Director of Research & Technology, BNFL; and
(ii) Lord Haslam
Tuesday 11 December
EUROPEAN UNION COMMITTEE 10.45am
SUB-COMMITTEE A (Economic and Financial Affairs, Trade and External Relations)
Evidence will be heard on EU aid to the Balkans, from
the Rt Hon Clare Short MP, Secretary of State, International Development
ECONOMIC AFFAIRS 11.15am
Evidence will be heard on Globalisation from Professor Ronald McKinnon, Stanford University
EUROPEAN UNION SELECT COMMITTEE 4.30pm
Evidence will be heard on the forthcoming Spanish Presidency, from
Ram›n de Miguel, Minister of State for European Affairs
Wednesday 12 December
EUROPEAN UNION COMMITTEE 10.35am
SUB-COMMITTEE F (Social Affairs, Education and Home Affairs)
Evidence will be heard on Mobility within European labour markets, from
Professor Christoph Schmidt, Heidelberg University
CONSTITUTION COMMITTEE 4.15pm
Evidence will be heard from the Lord Butler of Brockwell GCB CVO, Master, University College, Oxford (Secretary of the Cabinet and Head of the Home Civil Service 1988-98)
Thursday 13 December
EUROPEAN UNION COMMITTEE 10.45am
SUB-COMMITTEE A (Economic and Financial Affairs, Trade and External Relations)
Evidence will be heard on EU aid to the Balkans, from
Bodo Hombach, Special Co-ordinator of the Stability Pact for South Eastern Europe
EUROPEAN UNION COMMITTEE 10.45am
SUB-COMMITTEE C (Common Foreign and Security Policy)
Evidence will be heard on Recent developments in the Common European Security and Defence Policy,
from General Klaus Naumann
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