Delegates split up into separate groups to mark up the 68-page draft platform, with each of the eight subcommittees focusing on a section of the document.
In a debate on the draft European regulation, Financial Secretary Mark Hoban said the plans would "limit the ability of member states to respond to the unique characteristics and risks of their markets and, where necessary, go beyond minimum standards to ensure financial stability in their own jurisdiction".
And Chancellor George Osborne and Treasury Minister Mark Hoban are before the Joint Committee on the Draft Financial Services Bill to discuss how to make us safe from a future banking crisis - that's at 3.45pm.