The Data Protection and Digital Information (No. 2) Bill: Commons stages
This briefing summarises the Commons stages of the Data Protection and Digital Information (No. 2) Bill.

Statistics can be misused, spun or used inappropriately in many different ways. This is not always done consciously or intentionally and the resulting facts or analysis are not necessarily wrong. They may, however, present a partial or overly simplistic picture. This guide details some common ways in which statistics are used inappropriately or spun and some tips to help spot this. The tips are given in detail at the end, but the three essential questions to ask yourself when looking at statistics are -Compared to what? -Since when? -Says who?
How to spot spin and inappropriate use of statistics (99 KB , PDF)
Statistics can be misused, spun or used inappropriately in many different ways. This is not always done consciously or intentionally and the resulting facts or analysis are not necessarily wrong. They may, however, present a partial or overly simplistic picture. This guide details some common ways in which statistics are used inappropriately or spun and some tips to help spot this. The tips are given in detail at the end, but the three essential questions to ask yourself when looking at statistics are -Compared to what? -Since when? -Says who?
How to spot spin and inappropriate use of statistics (99 KB , PDF)
This briefing summarises the Commons stages of the Data Protection and Digital Information (No. 2) Bill.
This note looks at developments in the pension arrangements for ministers and senior office holders
This House of Commons Library briefing provides details of the current levels of 'Short money' allocated to opposition parties for parliamentary duties and a brief history of the scheme. Figures for the corresponding scheme in the House of Lords (Cranborne money) are provided. The briefing also provides details of allocations made under the Representative Money scheme.