United Kingdom

House of Commons House of Lords

House of Lords

Formal or informal: Informal
The caucus is open to male MPs: No
The caucus is cross-party: Yes
There are rules governing the functioning of the caucus: Yes
Link to rules: http://w3.ipu.org/uploads/documents/UK.pdf
Issues dealt with by the caucus: Brings together MPs and peers to celebrate progress in women's representation and advocate for more women in parliament across all parties, aiming for a diverse, gender-equal parliament by 2028 - the centenary of equal franchise. Supports women in parliament and those standing for public office.
The caucus has a strategic plan or plan of action: Yes
The caucus has a communication plan: No

Contact / Address: Mims Davies, MP & Dawn Butler, MP - Co-Chairs
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Phone: No information available
Fax number: No information available
E-mail: [email protected]

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Web site: http://appgimprovingparliamentreport.co.uk/download/APPG-Women-In-Parliament-Report-2014.pdf

https://www.fawcettsociety.org.uk/appg-on-women-in-parliament

https://publications.parliament.uk/pa/cm/cmallparty/200924/register-200924.pdf

https://centenaryaction.org.uk/appg-women-in-parliament/

Updated at	Issues dealt with by the caucus
2024-07	Brings together MPs and peers to celebrate progress in women's representation and advocate for more women in parliament across all parties, aiming for a diverse, gender-equal parliament by 2028 - the centenary of equal franchise. Supports women in parliament and those standing for public office.
-	The focus of the All-Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) on Women in Parliament is on more female representation in politics and portrayal of women in the media. The APPG brings together MPs and peers to discuss and campaign for increasing the number of women in Parliament in all parties and, and to support women in Parliament and those standing for public office. The Fawcett Society runs the APPG on behalf of the officers and members. Creation of the new parliamentary select committee on Women and Equality on 3 June 2015 as recommended by the Group in their 2014 report: "Improving Parliament: Creating a better and more representative House".