Oral questionsWednesday, 1 July 202611:30Science, Innovation and Technology

Science, Innovation and Technology (including Topical Questions)

MPs question a government minister

MPs will question the Science, Innovation and Technology department on government policy and current developments in science, research, and technology sectors. The session includes both scheduled questions and topical questions on emerging issues affecting innovation, research funding, skills development, and the UK's competitiveness in global tech and life sciences. This is a routine scrutiny opportunity for backbenchers to hold ministers to account on departmental priorities.

Science and innovation policy shapes the UK's long-term economic competitiveness, job creation in high-value sectors, and ability to attract research investment and talent. The session allows Parliament to scrutinise government priorities on university funding, R&D spending, tech regulation, and the strategy for maintaining the UK's position in fields like AI, biotech, and green technology—matters affecting millions of jobs and billions in economic value.

MPs questioning ministers

Chris BryantLabour Party

Rhondda and Ogmore

Dan TomlinsonLabour Party

Chipping Barnet

James MurrayLabour and Co-operative Party

Ealing North

Sir Keir StarmerLabour Party

Holborn and St Pancras

Liz KendallLabour Party

Leicester West

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