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I beg to move,"That leave be given to bring in a Bill to make provision to protect children's privacy in the media; to make provision for the protection of children from avoidable emotional distress resulting from participating in, or being the subject of, media programmes or reports; and for connected...
I beg to move,"That leave be given to bring in a Bill to make provision to protect children's privacy in the media; to make provision for the protection of children from avoidable emotional distress resulting from participating in, or being the subject of, media programmes or reports; and for connected...
Children (Protection of Privacy). Ten minute rule motion for leave to introduce a Bill. Agreed to on question. Presentation and first reading (Bill 175). To be read a second time 28 November.
Children (Protection of Privacy). Ten minute rule motion for leave to introduce a Bill. Agreed to on question. Presentation and first reading (Bill 175). To be read a second time 28 November.
To ask the Secretary of State for International Development how many applications were made to (a) the Programme Development Fund and (b) the Travel Bursary Fund in each of the last five years; how many successful applications were made to each in each year; and what the (i) value, (ii)...
To ask the Secretary of State for International Development how many applications were made to (a) the Programme Development Fund and (b) the Travel Bursary Fund in each of the last five years; how many successful applications were made to each in each year; and what the (i) value, (ii)...
| Programme Development Fund | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Year | Applications¹ | Awards given | Value² (£) | Destination of successful awards | Outcome of awards given |
| 2004 | 42 | 18 | 1,038-8,000 | 3 India, 1 Zambia, 3 Sudan (Darfur), 3 Pan developing world, 1 Ethiopia, 1 Caribbean, 1 Kashmir, 1 Nepal, 1 South Africa, 1 Sierra Leone, 1 Sri Lanka, 2 projects reflected development issues and asylum seekers in the UK. | 12 programmes/series have been broadcast to date including a major children's TV series and two multiple award winning documentaries. Others remain in development/production. |
| 2005 | 30 | 11 | 9,488-10,000 | 1 Angola, 1 Congo, 1 Brazil, 1 Mongolia, 2 Caribbean, 1 South Africa, 1 India, 1 Uganda and two global developing world. | 4 programmes have been broadcast to date. One had multiple media outputs including a major theatrical (cinema release). Others remain in development/production. |
| 2006 | 25 | 15 | 2,500-10,000 | 2 India, 1 Cuba, 1 Uganda, 1 Rwanda, 1 Haiti, 1 west Africa, 1 Latin America, 1 global developing world, 1 Nigeria, 1 former Soviet Union, 1 Ascension Island 1 Afghanistan, 1 Iraq, 1 Palestine. | 4 programmes/series have been broadcast to date. 1 other has been screened at festivals. Others remain in development/production, 1 has had extensive theatrical release. |
| 2007 | 57 | ³9 | 1,800-10,000 | 2 East Africa, 2 South Africa, 2 India, 1 Ethiopia, 1 Iraq, 1 Bhutan, 1 Mozambique, 1 former Soviet Union, 11ran, 1 Belize, 1 Laos/Cambodia, 1 Burkina Faso, 1 Ukraine, 1 Brazil. | 2 programmes have been broadcast. Others remain in development/production, including one multiple award wining film that has also had extensive theatrical release. |
| 2008 | 57 | ³9 | 5,000-10,000 | 1 Kenya, 1 global developing world, 1 China/Africa, 1 Pakistan, 1 global/ aboriginal, 1 Lebanon, 1 Afghanistan, 1 Zambia, 1 East Africa. | 1 is due for screening. Others remain in development/production. |
| Travel Bursary Fund | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Year | Applications4 and awards given | Value5 (£) | Destination of Successful Awards | Outcome of Awards Given |
| 2004 | Awards made to 12 bursars from 8 formal applications. | 5,000-10,000 | 6 India, 1 Caribbean, 2 Tanzania, 1 pan Africa, 1 Ghana, 1 Uganda. | 6 bursars achieved multiple media outputs, TV broadcasts plus online and radio and print for UK regional audiences, major coverage for the 'Africa Lives' on the BBC was developed by independent producers, 1 major documentary is currently in development/production, and research/development for the series 'Africa school' was successful. |
| 2005 | Awards made to 17 bursars from 11 applications. | 1,126-10,000 | 2 Lesotho, 6 East Africa, 1 Cuba, 3 Nigeria, 3 The Gambia, 2 India, 1 Iran and Middle East. | 14 bursars achieved multiple media outputs including a week long TV series plus radio and online for audiences in the east midlands about Uganda, major television and radio coverage of Lesotho for Wales and research/development1 for he series 'Indian School'. |
| 2006 | Awards made to 17 bursars from 11 applications. | 2,616-10,000 | 3 Sierra Leone, 1 Ethiopia, 1 Latin America, 1 Swaziland, 2 Burma, 2 Bangladesh, 4 India (inc. 2 x Indian producers to UK), 2 Kenya, 1 Afghanistan. | 10 bursars have already achieved multiple media outputs including 1 major documentary for broadcast in December 2008. Work of 2 bursars was broadcast on radio plus also press coverage and multi-media coverage and exhibitions throughout Cardiff and south Wales. 15 producers have work in production or commissioned. |
| 2007 | Awards made to 23 bursars from 17 applications. | 231-10,000 | 8 Indian sub-continent, 1 Thailand (Burma), 1 Ghana, 2 China, 1 to S. Korea, 3 Latin America, 6 East Africa, 1 South African producer to UK, 1 DRC/Sierra Leone. | 22 bursars have received either multiple media outputs (TV programmes, radio, online, photographic exhibitions, press articles) or firm commissions for the same. Many programmes and media outputs contributed to coverage of the 60th anniversary of Indian Independence. Other outputs ranged from a major documentary due for release in 2009 on Burmese refugees living in Thai camps and their relocation to the UK, slash and burn culture in Latin America, poverty and its effects in Haiti and health care in east Africa. |
| 2008 | Awards made to 13 bursars from 10 applications. | 2,000-10,000 | 3 India, 1 Latin America, 2 Malawi, 1 Haiti, 1 Afghanistan, 1 Bulgaria. 4 African producers came to the UK. | One series of shorts has already been broadcast, one series of shorts produced for broadcast in January 2009. All others are in production/development as would be expected with recent awards. |
| ¹ Applications to the PDF are made annually. All applications which are eligible for the funding are short-listed and evaluated. Only the short-listed applications are shown here. | ||||
| ² Awards from the PDF were up to a maximum of £8,000 in 2004, and £10,000 from 2005. The range of values of awards made is shown' here, not the value | ||||
| ³ To date. | ||||
| 4 Applications to the TBF can be made at any time. Inquiries to the TBF are received in very large numbers, usually by phone or email, and are not logged. The scheme staff work with all potential applicants to help them develop their ideas until potential applicants are ready to submit a formal application. Only formal applications are shown here. | ||||
| 5 TBF awards are up to a maximum of £10,000. |
Tables showing organisations who have applied for the Third Sector Investment Programme in 2008, broken down by a) those progressed to stage 2 b) those not notified of result and c) those which were unsuccessful. 30 p.
Tables showing organisations who have applied for the Third Sector Investment Programme in 2008, broken down by a) those progressed to stage 2 b) those not notified of result and c) those which were unsuccessful. 30 p.
Letter dated 13/11/2008 from Ed Richards, Chief Executive, to Andrew Murrison MP regarding the determination of public interest when making a television programme based on undercover filming. Incl. sections 7 and 8 of the Ofcom Broadcasting Code. 13 p.
Letter dated 13/11/2008 from Ed Richards, Chief Executive, to Andrew Murrison MP regarding the determination of public interest when making a television programme based on undercover filming. Incl. sections 7 and 8 of the Ofcom Broadcasting Code. 13 p.
To ask the Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs what assessment he has made of the contribution of the Kopernikus programme to environmental monitoring.
To ask the Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs what assessment he has made of the contribution of the Kopernikus programme to environmental monitoring.
asked Her Majesty's Government:On what terms they gave the makers of BBC Northern Ireland's ““Life Inside”” programme complete freedom to interview anywhere and anyone inside Maghaberry prison; whether that decision was made on the basis of a defined and agreed social, penal or public objective or benefit; and, if so,...
asked Her Majesty's Government:On what terms they gave the makers of BBC Northern Ireland's ““Life Inside”” programme complete freedom to interview anywhere and anyone inside Maghaberry prison; whether that decision was made on the basis of a defined and agreed social, penal or public objective or benefit; and, if so,...
What were the additional administrative costs and the costs of guarding and escorting people arising from the making of BBC Northern Ireland's ““Life Inside”” programme at Maghaberry prison; and whether BBC Northern Ireland has made a contribution to defray expenses.
What were the additional administrative costs and the costs of guarding and escorting people arising from the making of BBC Northern Ireland's ““Life Inside”” programme at Maghaberry prison; and whether BBC Northern Ireland has made a contribution to defray expenses.
To ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department what the cost to the police was of (a) the investigation of Undercover Mosque conducted by the West Midlands Police and (b) the subsequent legal case.
To ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department what the cost to the police was of (a) the investigation of Undercover Mosque conducted by the West Midlands Police and (b) the subsequent legal case.
Letter dated 19/05/2008 from Alan Cook, managing director, to Charles Hendry MP regarding the number of post offices not closed as part of the Post Office closure programme have closed since October 2007.
Letter dated 19/05/2008 from Alan Cook, managing director, to Charles Hendry MP regarding the number of post offices not closed as part of the Post Office closure programme have closed since October 2007.
I am grateful to my hon. Friend for pointing that out, and for his continuous support for the Bill. It is a direct response to what I believe parents want, but more importantly, it is also a response to the scientific review that our Government carried out, which reported towards...
I am grateful to my hon. Friend for pointing that out, and for his continuous support for the Bill. It is a direct response to what I believe parents want, but more importantly, it is also a response to the scientific review that our Government carried out, which reported towards...
Does the hon. Gentleman accept that this is a very difficult subject to get right? There are a number of changes and improvements that one can make to help to deal with the problem, but does he recognise that more parental responsibility is important? What does he think could be...
Does the hon. Gentleman accept that this is a very difficult subject to get right? There are a number of changes and improvements that one can make to help to deal with the problem, but does he recognise that more parental responsibility is important? What does he think could be...
I certainly agree with the hon. Member, and I shall tell him what I think can be done. We can diminish the pester power that children exert on their parents, which is fostered by an advertising and food marketing industry that has already been caught using websites that were so...
I certainly agree with the hon. Member, and I shall tell him what I think can be done. We can diminish the pester power that children exert on their parents, which is fostered by an advertising and food marketing industry that has already been caught using websites that were so...
That is a telling point from the premier organisation representing consumers—something it has done for many decades.
That is a telling point from the premier organisation representing consumers—something it has done for many decades.
It is the case because having listened to people, I have introduced a Bill that is a compromise. I am sure that if those people were polled on even tougher regulations, they would say that they would have an effect. As we are trying to reach a compromise, we have...
It is the case because having listened to people, I have introduced a Bill that is a compromise. I am sure that if those people were polled on even tougher regulations, they would say that they would have an effect. As we are trying to reach a compromise, we have...
Is the hon. Gentleman aware of the survey included in the Which? submission on the Bill, in which 80 per cent. of people told us that they did not think that TV advertisements for unhealthy foods should be allowed during the times when the greatest number of children watch? There...
Is the hon. Gentleman aware of the survey included in the Which? submission on the Bill, in which 80 per cent. of people told us that they did not think that TV advertisements for unhealthy foods should be allowed during the times when the greatest number of children watch? There...
I am grateful to the hon. Gentleman for being generous in allowing interventions. I wanted to stop him when he talked about little children's pester power about food. On the basis of seeing my own child and those of parents whom I know, it is clear to me that pester...
I am grateful to the hon. Gentleman for being generous in allowing interventions. I wanted to stop him when he talked about little children's pester power about food. On the basis of seeing my own child and those of parents whom I know, it is clear to me that pester...