Parliamentary and Scientific Committee (an All-Party Parliamentary Group)
To be a primary focus for scientific and technological issues, providing a long-term liaison between parliamentarians and scientific bodies, science-based industry and the academic world.
Subject Group; Science, Technology & Innovation.
Members
- Baroness Walmsley (Vice Chair)
- George Freeman (Co-Chair)
- Sam Carling (Chair & Registered Contact)
- Viscount Stansgate (President)
Funding and benefits registered
- University of Warwick/Warwick Manufacturing Group: Financial Benefits, £5,000 (received 1 June 2026)
- Institute of Physics: Financial Benefits, £5,250 (received 18 May 2026)
- Royal Academy of Engineering: Financial Benefits, £5,250 (received 6 May 2026)
- SCI - Society of Chemical Industry: Financial Benefits, £3,000 (received 27 April 2026)
- Nutrition Society: Financial Benefits, £5,250 (received 20 April 2026)
- AWE: Financial Benefits, £5,000 (received 16 April 2026)
- Physiological Society: Financial Benefits, £5,250 (received 16 April 2026)
- London Mathematical Society: Financial Benefits, £5,250 (received 15 April 2026)
- University of Bristol – Heilbronn Institute: Financial Benefits, £2,500 (received 15 April 2026)
- Royal Society of Chemistry: Financial Benefits, £5,250 (received 10 April 2026)
- Clay Mathematics Institute: Financial Benefits, £5,000 (received 9 April 2026)
- Institute of Biomedical Science: Financial Benefits, £2,500 (received 1 April 2026)
- I/Relx Finance Limited: Financial Benefits, £5,000 (received 23 December 2025)
- Society of Chemical Industries: Financial Benefits, £2,500 (received 19 September 2025)