Public services: lessons from coronavirus
Inquiry by the Public Services Committee, 29 May 2020 to 22 July 2021. Its page on the Parliament website.
Reports and responses
- 1st Report - A critical juncture for public services: lessons from COVID-19 (13 November 2020)
- Government Response to Public Services Committee 1st report, 'A critical juncture for public services: lessons from COVID-19' (25 February 2021)
Evidence sessions
- : Revolving Doors Agency; Homeless Link; Police Foundation
- 3 June 2020: New Local Government Network; NESTA; IPPR North
- 3 June 2020: Institute for Government; Policy Exchange; Institute for Policy Research
- 10 June 2020: Children's Commissioner for England; Ofsted; NHS England
- 10 June 2020: Local Government Association; NHS Providers; Care Quality Commission
- 17 June 2020: Royal College of Nursing; Trades Union Congress; Education Policy Institute
- 17 June 2020: County Council Network; Greater Manchester Combined Authority; Association of Directors of Public Health
- 24 June 2020: Volunteer Cornwall; Association of Community Organisations for Reform Now (ACORN UK); Office for Civil Society
- 24 June 2020: Confederation of British Industry (CBI); Children England; Lloyds Bank Foundation for England & Wales
- 2 July 2020: UCL Institute of Health Equity; Association of Directors of Adult Social Services; King's Fund
- 2 July 2020: Friends, Families and Travellers; Equality and Human Rights Commission; The Angelou Centre
- 8 July 2020: Age UK; Nuffield Trust; Leonard Cheshire
- 15 July 2020: Centre for Cross-Border Studies; Scottish Council for Voluntary Organisations; Bevan Foundation
- 15 July 2020: London School of Economics (LSE); Institute for Fiscal Studies (IFS); New Economics Foundation
- 22 July 2020: Government Statistical Service; Information Commissioner's Office; Information Commissioner's Office; NHSX
- 22 July 2020: Public Health England; Lord O'Donnell; Ministry of Defence
- 8 September 2020: TAIWANESE GOVERNMENT; New Zealand Institute of Economic Research (NZIER)
- 9 September 2020: Lord Woolley of Woodford, Operation Black Vote; Centre on Dynamics of Ethnicity, University of Manchester
- 16 September 2020: Shay Flaherty; Jackie Topping
- 16 September 2020: Debra Baxter; Patricia Stewart; Dawn Knight
- 16 September 2020: Michaela Berry; Katie Rose; Ryan Wise
- 16 September 2020: Agatha Anywio; Tamsin Phipps
- 23 September 2020: German Bundestag; John Kampfner
- 10 June 2021: witnesses not listed
- 10 June 2021: witnesses not listed
- 10 June 2021: witnesses not listed
- 10 July 2021: Addiction and mental health service users