The Select Committee on the Parliamentary Commissioner for Administration convenes to examine evidence regarding its oversight responsibilities. The committee, a body within the British Parliament, gathers testimony on July 23, 1985, to scrutinize the operations and findings related to the Parliamentary Commissioner for Administration. This process involves the formal recording of statements and discussions, forming a crucial part of the legislative and administrative accountability framework.

This volume serves as a primary source document, offering direct insight into the workings of British parliamentary oversight in 1985. Its value lies in its factual record of proceedings and evidence presented to a specific committee. The content is likely to be of interest to scholars of public administration, political science, and legal history, providing a detailed snapshot of the accountability mechanisms in place at that time.