Proceeding contribution from Lee Scott (Conservative) in the House of Commons on Wednesday, 11 March 2009. It occurred during Debate on bill on Business Rate Supplements Bill.
Business Rate Supplements Bill
Does my hon. Friend remember that in 2004, the then Mayor of London, Mr. Livingstone, addressed a meeting in the City, at which he clearly said, way before any Business Rate Supplements Bill had even been thought of, that a supplement would need to be put on business rates for Crossrail, should it be approved—it had not, at that time, been approved—and that it would be for Crossrail, and nothing else? Does my hon. Friend not agree that that only goes to show that the issue had nothing to do with party politics? The view was taken across the board.
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- 2008-09
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- Companies Business Contributions Elizabeth line Greater London Greater London Authority Infrastructure Local government Local government finance Rates and rating Property Business rates Tax allowances Tenants Tax rates and bands Business improvement districts
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- Business Rate Supplements Bill 2008-09
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