Select committee inquiry
Work of the Environment Agency inquiry
Closed
What the inquiry looked at
“The Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Committee takes evidence on Wednesday 21 November on the work of the Environment Agency. The EA is the main public body for improving the environment in England and for protecting communities from flooding. This session will discuss how effectively the EA is delivering these aims and what outcomes it is securing from its £1.3 billion budget on issues including water quality, waste, environmental regulation, drought and flooding. Letter from the Environment Agency on the differences in policy towards incinerators, 14 December 2017 Letter from the Environment Agency to the Chair concerning flooding in Lancashire and Cumbria, 4 December 2017 Letter to Emma Howard Boyd following her appearance before the Committee on Tuesday 21 November 2017, concerning the work of the Environment Agency, dated 28 November 2017”
The committee's words, from the inquiry page on parliament.uk ↗.
How the inquiry ran
Each dot is a dated item listed on this page, from the inquiry's opening on 6 November 2017 to 20 December 2017.
- Oral evidence 21 Nov 2017
- Correspondence 3 letters
Evidence
Oral evidence sessions 1
- 21 Nov 2017No witnesses recordedparliament.uk ↗
Correspondence 3 letters
- 20 Dec 2017Letter from the Environment Agency on the differences between the approach of the Environment Agency and Scottish Environment Protection Agency in policy towards incinerators, 14 December 2017To committee
- 7 Dec 2017Letter from the Environment Agency to the Chair concerning flooding in Lancashire and Cumbria, 4 December 2017To committee
- 29 Nov 2017Letter to Emma Howard Boyd following her appearance before the Committee on Tuesday 21 November 2017, concerning the work of the Environment Agency, dated 28 November 2017From committee