This grouping will focus on business, big and small, as well as policy on the future of work, exploring how Government can back British business to create the jobs of the future, how we can partner with business to create a world-class vocational education system and apprenticeships, how we can give workers full rights from day one and how we can make flexible working a force for good for all.

This grouping will consider the financial services industry, in the wake of Brexit and wider reforms, and how we can empower the sector to support Labour’s aims to buy, make and sell more in Britain and how it can enable a fair and prosperous transition to net zero.

This grouping will explore how we can seize the opportunities of a low carbon and digital economy, radically cut emissions and reverse the decline of nature, as well as how we can bolster energy security.

The NHS is one of Labour’s greatest achievements and it is in the midst of a serious Tory crisis. In the backdrop of a global pandemic, this group will look at how we can properly resource and support our NHS, support older and disabled people and give everyone who needs them access to mental health services.

This group will explore how we can create a sustainable, affordable, accessible and integrated transport system across aviation, rail, road and maritime, as well as issues such as integrated smart cities.

This group will look at how Labour can create better places for the environment and people, as well as support sustainable living and bolstering sustainable supply chains.

Changes in the housing market, rental accommodation and the planning system will be a priority at the next election. This group will focus on future solutions for these policies and making sure that the housing needs of future generations are met.

Devolution has gone from strength to strength, not just across the United Kingdom but across cities and regions. Local government is more influential to our politics than ever. With ‘levelling up’ set for the Tory axe, this grouping will explore options to better utilise devolution, empower local government and offer solutions to regional inequality.

This grouping will explore how we can deliver safer streets and equip our police to tackle more complex crimes, put victims back at the heart of the criminal justice system, as well as ideas on how to dismantle systemic barriers to opportunity and combat injustices faced by minority and disadvantaged communities.

This grouping will seek to understand the potential of technology for the UK, how to promote using it in our economy and our public services and how to regulate its use to protect citizens from unethical use.

This grouping will look at the education policy for England and Wales, in particular challenges facing the higher education sector such as research and development investment, as well options to widen access to high quality, affordable childcare and revitalising children’s and youth services.

This grouping will explore Britain’s place in the world, how to keep Britain safe and make the world more secure, how to restore Britain’s reputation as a reliable international partner and how to develop an ambitious trade policy fit for the 21st century.