Public Feedback and Complaints Policy

We value feedback and always share it with relevant colleagues and teams.

Below is our policy on how we manage feedback and complaints from members of the public. The policy explains how you can submit your feedback and what we do with it.

Members of the public should send any feedback or complaints to papers@parliament.uk.

Feedback and complaints will be reviewed against our Editorial Policy and our commitment to impartiality. You may find it useful to refer to our Editorial Policy if your feedback or complaint is about the content of our publications or research. We don’t enter into extended correspondence about the content of our publications.

You will receive a response within 10 working days. We will also let you know if your feedback has resulted in a change and / or correction.

We don’t provide individual responses to campaigning communications or where large volumes have been received on the same topic but will instead publish a statement on our website.

If you are unhappy with our response you can ask for it to be reviewed. A review by the Director of Research, who may escalate to The Librarian, is the final stage of the feedback process.

All feedback received will be managed according to the Privacy Notice.