Procedure Committee (House of Lords)

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The Procedure Committee is a select committee of the House of Lords in the Parliament of the United Kingdom. The remit of the committee is to review House procedures.

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List of Committees of the United Kingdom Parliament

v • d • e Current British parliamentary committees

Commons	Departmental: Business and Enterprise • Children, Schools and Families • Communities and Local Government • Culture, Media and Sport • Defence • Environment, Food and Rural Affairs • Foreign Affairs • Health • Home Affairs • Innovation, Universities, Science and Skills • International Development • Justice • Transport • Treasury • Work and Pensions National: Northern Ireland Affairs • Scottish Affairs • Welsh Affairs Topical: Arms Export Controls • Environmental Audit • European Scrutiny • Liaison • Public Accounts • Public Administration • Regulatory Reform • Statutory Instruments Internal: Modernisation of the House of Commons • Standards and Privileges • Procedure • Selection Domestic: Administration • Finance and Services

Lords	Topical: Communications • Constitution • Delegated Powers and Regulatory Reform • European Union • Hybrid Instruments • Merits of Statutory Instruments • Regulators • Science and Technology Economic Affairs: Economic Affairs Finance Bill European Union Committee: A • B • C • D • E • F • G Internal: House • Privileges • Procedure • Selection Domestic: Administration and Works • Refreshment

Joint	Consolidation, &c., Bills • Human Rights • Statutory Instruments • Tax Law Rewrite Bills

General	Public bill committee • Delegated Legislation Committees • European Standing Committees • Northern Ireland Grand Committee • Regional Affairs Committee • Scottish Grand Committee • Welsh Grand Committee

Others	Advisory Committee on Works of Art • Ecclesiastical Committee • Members Estimate Committee • Members Estimate Audit Committee • Public Accounts Commission • Joint Committee on Security • Speaker's Committee

Categories: Committees of the House of Lords

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