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That this House recognises the importance of the construction industry in delivering new and improved public buildings and infrastructure; welcomes the Construction Products Association's recent report, Achievable Targets, as a useful and timely review of the Government's targets and its progress towards delivering new and refurbished hospitals, schools, housing, roads and railways; notes that both the public and industry recognise the importance of ongoing investment in our public buildings and infrastructure; and therefore urges the Government to ensure delivery of its targets in these crucial areas.
That this House recognises the importance of the construction industry in delivering new and improved public buildings and infrastructure; welcomes the Construction Products Association's recent report, Achievable Targets, as a useful and timely review of the Government's targets and its progress towards delivering new and refurbished hospitals, schools, housing, roads...
To ask the Secretary of State for International Development, what plans he has to ban the use of (a) asbestos and (b) materials containing it in projects supported by his Department. (Failed OPQ)
To ask the Secretary of State for International Development, what plans he has to ban the use of (a) asbestos and (b) materials containing it in projects supported by his Department. (Failed OPQ)
To ask the Deputy Prime Minister, what plans there are to allow building on the green belt. - Inc ref to 'Sustainable Communities: building for the future', February 2003.
To ask the Deputy Prime Minister, what plans there are to allow building on the green belt. - Inc ref to 'Sustainable Communities: building for the future', February 2003.
To ask the Secretary of State for Northern Ireland, when he will make the necessary funding available to Ballyvester Primary School in North Down to facilitate the replacement of mobile classrooms.
To ask the Secretary of State for Northern Ireland, when he will make the necessary funding available to Ballyvester Primary School in North Down to facilitate the replacement of mobile classrooms.
To ask the Secretary of State for Education and Skills, how many school buildings in use were built before 1975; and where these are situated. - Inc figures. (Holding answer 9 December 2003).
To ask the Secretary of State for Education and Skills, how many school buildings in use were built before 1975; and where these are situated. - Inc figures. (Holding answer 9 December 2003).
Lords statement on When they will publish their response to the national consultation on choice, responsiveness and equity in the National Health Service. - Building on the Best - Choice, Responsiveness and Equity in the NHS, Cm 6079, published today, copy in Library.
Lords statement on When they will publish their response to the national consultation on choice, responsiveness and equity in the National Health Service. - Building on the Best - Choice, Responsiveness and Equity in the NHS, Cm 6079, published today, copy in Library.
To ask the Deputy Prime Minister, what representations he has received on Merton Borough Council's policy PE14 on renewable energy, formally adopted on 31st October; and if he will make a statement.
To ask the Deputy Prime Minister, what representations he has received on Merton Borough Council's policy PE14 on renewable energy, formally adopted on 31st October; and if he will make a statement.
Adjournment debate on Hemel Hempstead Hospital.
Adjournment debate on Hemel Hempstead Hospital.
That this House expresses concern that seven in 10 disabled people find it difficult to use everyday services because of poor access and building design; notes that from 1st October 2004 anyone who provides a service to the public will have to make reasonable adjustments to their services to ensure that physical barriers that make it difficult for disabled people to receive fair treatment are removed; wholeheartedly supports the Disability Rights Commission's Open 4 All campaign to help businesses and service providers understand and implement these new duties introduced under the Disability Discrimination Act 1995; notes that some businesses will face significant one-off costs of improving existing premises; therefore agrees with the DRC and CBI that a specific tax allowance should be introduced to assist business with the transition and to promote a best practice approach; and urges the Government to act on this recommendation.
That this House expresses concern that seven in 10 disabled people find it difficult to use everyday services because of poor access and building design; notes that from 1st October 2004 anyone who provides a service to the public will have to make reasonable adjustments to their services to ensure...
To ask the Parliamentary Secretary, Department for Constitutional Affairs, how many courthouses have been constructed by means of a Private Finance Initiative since 1997. (Failed OPQ)
To ask the Parliamentary Secretary, Department for Constitutional Affairs, how many courthouses have been constructed by means of a Private Finance Initiative since 1997. (Failed OPQ)
Chronically Sick and Disabled Persons Act 1970: research and development work relating to assistive technology 2002: presented pursuant to c.44 1970 Section 22. DH. 2003.
Chronically Sick and Disabled Persons Act 1970: research and development work relating to assistive technology 2002: presented pursuant to c.44 1970 Section 22. DH. 2003.
That this House notes that when a referendum was given to the Scottish people on devolution, the projected cost of the Scottish Parliament was ??40 million; is shocked that six years later the cost of heading towards ??400 million; notes also that the cost of running devolved government in London has been five times the Government's estimate prior to the London Assembly being established; and demands that Her Majesty's Government provides a factual, not fictional, projected cost of regional assemblies to electors in regions facing a referendum.
That this House notes that when a referendum was given to the Scottish people on devolution, the projected cost of the Scottish Parliament was ??40 million; is shocked that six years later the cost of heading towards ??400 million; notes also that the cost of running devolved government in London...
That this House notes that pursuant to the Sustainable Energy Act 2003 the Secretary of State must set an energy efficiency aim for residential accommodation; and welcomes the assurance given during the Committee Stage of that Act that in doing so the Government will work with the energy efficiency industry and others who have an interest, Official Report, 24th June, column 56; further notes that the industry and the environment and fuel poverty sectors have all stressed the importance of the aim being the achievement of five megatonnes of carbon savings per annum by 2010 from household energy efficiency as specified in the Energy White Paper, or a 20 per cent. improvement by 2010, the two being different ways of expressing the same target; further notes that this figure has been supported by the Cabinet Office's Performance and Innovation Unit, the Energy Saving Trust, the Sustainable Development Commission and by 420 honourable Members by means of signing various Early Day Motions and voting on this issue; welcomes the Written Answer given on 27th October by Energy Efficiency Minister Lord Whitty to Baroness Maddock, Official Report, column WA19, confirming the Government's commitment to achieving improvements in household energy efficiency of five megatonnes of carbon by 2010; and calls upon the Government to set as the energy efficiency aim the achievement of five megatonnes of carbon savings per annum by 2010 for the UK, with an appropriate proportion for England.
That this House notes that pursuant to the Sustainable Energy Act 2003 the Secretary of State must set an energy efficiency aim for residential accommodation; and welcomes the assurance given during the Committee Stage of that Act that in doing so the Government will work with the energy efficiency industry...
To ask the Secretary of State for Education and Skills, how much was paid in VAT on school buildings in the last three years. - Inc table.
To ask the Secretary of State for Education and Skills, how much was paid in VAT on school buildings in the last three years. - Inc table.
To ask the Deputy Prime Minister, what the estimated cost of running his Departmental office was for each year since it was established, broken down by (a) telephone bills, (b) total staff costs, (c) press and communications, (d) entertainment, (e) alcoholic drinks, (f) non-alcoholic drinks, (g) stationery, (h) office refurbishment...
To ask the Deputy Prime Minister, what the estimated cost of running his Departmental office was for each year since it was established, broken down by (a) telephone bills, (b) total staff costs, (c) press and communications, (d) entertainment, (e) alcoholic drinks, (f) non-alcoholic drinks, (g) stationery, (h) office refurbishment...
To ask the Deputy Prime Minister, what the total expenditure was on new buildings and premises by his Department, its predecessors and its agencies in each of the last five years; what square footage of new office space was (a) purchased and (b) newly rented in each year; and if...
To ask the Deputy Prime Minister, what the total expenditure was on new buildings and premises by his Department, its predecessors and its agencies in each of the last five years; what square footage of new office space was (a) purchased and (b) newly rented in each year; and if...
To ask the Deputy Prime Minister, how much has been spent on refurbishment by (a) his Ministerial office, (b) other ministerial offices within his Department, (c) non-departmental bodies, (d) executive agencies and (e) his Department since May 2002. - Inc figure.
To ask the Deputy Prime Minister, how much has been spent on refurbishment by (a) his Ministerial office, (b) other ministerial offices within his Department, (c) non-departmental bodies, (d) executive agencies and (e) his Department since May 2002. - Inc figure.