House of Commons · Written Ministerial Statement
Publication of the Intelligence and Security Committee’s 2021-22 Annual Report
13 December 2022 · Prime Minister
Proposed by Rishi Sunak Con Richmond and Northallerton
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Key points
- The publication of the Intelligence and Security Committee's 2021-22 Annual Report is being acknowledged
- The Government expresses gratitude for the Committee's work and welcomes new members
- The Government supports ongoing inquiries and commits to constructive engagement with the Committee
Issue summary
The publication of the Intelligence and Security Committee’s 2021-22 Annual Report is being acknowledged.
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The Government reiterates its gratitude for the Committee's work, welcomes new members to the Committee, supports ongoing inquiries, and commits to engaging constructively with the Committee to ensure effective public oversight while protecting operational capabilities.
Key facts
- The Intelligence and Security Committee of Parliament has laid before Parliament a report covering August 2021 to March 2022.
- Rt Hon. Dame Diana Johnson MP and Rt Hon. Mark Pritchard MP have left the Committee, and Maria Eagle MP and Rt Hon. Sir Jeremy Wright MP are new members.
- The Government supports ongoing inquiries on International Partnerships, China, Cloud Technologies, and Iran.
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