Proceeding contribution from Cathy Jamieson (Labour) in the House of Commons on Thursday, 14 October 2010. It occurred during Ministerial statement on Public Bodies Reform.
Public Bodies Reform
I have heard the Minister say a number of times that if something is important, Ministers ought to take decisions on it and to be accountable. In that context, does he believe that consumer protection and a consumer voice are important? If so, why has he chosen specifically to abolish Consumer Focus and to transfer its functions to Citizens Advice? The latter is a worthy organisation, but it surely has enough to do in coping with the increasing demands for advice that result directly from the Government's welfare reforms.
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- Accountability Government departments Public appointments Public bodies Non-departmental public bodies Reform
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