Your briefing and reports
Review a private snapshot of recent changes and print a report.
The private briefing brings together recent changes related to the bills, topics and MPs or peers you follow. It is a starting point for checking the original records, not a replacement for the source.
Open your briefing
Verified (source: src/product/briefing.ts, docs/morning-briefing.md): sign in and open My briefing. The page is private and uses the existing account session. It groups up to five records in each of four sections:
- bill stage changes
- activity on bills you follow
- your saved topics
- your MPs and peers
The default view covers the preceding 24 hours. A seven-day filter and category filters are available in the current briefing implementation. The page uses rolling UTC instants and displays generated and start times in UK time; it is not a promise of a fixed morning delivery.
Each item keeps a link to its source or to the relevant TabledHQ page. A quiet section means no matching record was recorded in that window; it does not prove that Parliament or government was inactive.
Build a report
Choose Select all, Clear all or individual records. You may add a report title and notes. Notes are your own writing and are not source-verified. Selections and notes stay in the page while it is open; they are not saved or emailed.
Choose the Print button to open your browser's print dialog, where you can print or pick PDF as the destination. Verified (source: docs/morning-briefing.md): the report includes A4 print rules, source URLs and the licence and independence lines. Your browser creates the PDF locally; TabledHQ does not upload it.
Important limits
The briefing is a capped, on-demand view. It is not a complete export, a certified historical record or an AI-written summary. Check each original source before relying on a record.
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