National Resilience (Commons debate)
What happened
MPs or peers debated National Resilience in the Commons Chamber on 19 October 2026. Only the debate title is available in this listing.
What it means for you: There is no action needed for most households. Read the official Hansard record for details of the debate.
Official source: UK Parliament (Hansard debates): National Resilience (Commons debate)
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