Parliament to meet next Thursday - 18th June - after month long break due to building works

Parliament will meet at 3pm this Thursday the 18th of June.

The meeting will start with Opposition questions.

Parliament did not meet last month because of works to the building.

There's a packed agenda for this month's Parliament.

The Chief Minister will lay the Principal Auditor's accounts of the Borders and Coastguards Agency for the seven years between 2012 and 2017.

The Data Protection Regulations 2026 will be laid by the Minister for Justice and Trade and Industry.

The Heritage and Antiquities Advisory Council's Parliamentary Report for 2025 will be laid by the Minister for the Environment and Climate Change.

John Cortes will also present the Climate, Methane Regulations, and the Certification for Carbon Removals and Carbon Storage Regulations 2026. 

There are 24 Bills on the agenda, 21 of which can be read immediately.

And there's some hefty legislation here, including the Public Service (standards and conflict of Interests Bill)

There are amendments to the Gibraltarian Status and Immigration Act, the Asylum and Refugee Act, and to Transport, Housing, and sanctions legislation.

The Appropriation Bill is also on the agenda with the budget session traditionally held over June or July.