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My honourable friend the Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government (Stephen Williams) has made the following Written Ministerial Statement.
I am pleased to announce that I am today laying before Parliament the fourth report required under the provisions of the Sustainable and Secure Buildings Act 2004.
The report...
My honourable friend the Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government (Stephen Williams) has made the following Written Ministerial Statement.
I am pleased to announce that I am today laying before Parliament the fourth report required under the provisions of the Sustainable and Secure Buildings Act 2004.
The report...
I am pleased to announce that I am today laying before Parliament the fourth report required under the provisions of the Sustainable and Secure Buildings Act 2004.
The report considers the progress towards the sustainability of the building stock in England over the preceding two years and Wales up until the...
I am pleased to announce that I am today laying before Parliament the fourth report required under the provisions of the Sustainable and Secure Buildings Act 2004.
The report considers the progress towards the sustainability of the building stock in England over the preceding two years and Wales up until the...
To ask the Secretary of State for Education what proportion of his Department's maintenance budget was unspent in (a) 2010-11, (b) 2011-12 and (c) 2012-13.
To ask the Secretary of State for Education what proportion of his Department's maintenance budget was unspent in (a) 2010-11, (b) 2011-12 and (c) 2012-13.
The Department's capital maintenance budget is either devolved to local authorities and schools for local prioritisation or allocated through a bidding process to specific projects put forward by academies and sixth form colleges.
In 2010-11, there was no underspend against the capital maintenance budget of £1 billion. In 2011-12, against the capital maintenance budget of £1.4 billion there was an underspend of £211,645. For 2012-13, against the capital maintenance budget of £1.4 billion there was an underspend of £356,413. These underspends were the result of slippage in the delivery of a small number of sixth form college maintenance projects.
Energy efficiency strategy: 2013 update. 50 p.
Energy efficiency strategy: 2013 update. 50 p.
To ask the Secretary of State for Justice whether his Department and the Criminal Injuries Compensation Authority plan to remain in their current location at Tay House, Glasgow.
To ask the Secretary of State for Justice whether his Department and the Criminal Injuries Compensation Authority plan to remain in their current location at Tay House, Glasgow.
The Criminal Injuries Compensation Authority (CICA) currently occupies two floors in Tay House, the lease for which is due for renewal in September 2014. CICA have already investigated options that strike a balance between maintaining continuity for their staff and value for money for the taxpayer but no decision has yet been made.
To ask the Secretary of State for Health whether the costs of adapting his Department's buildings to accommodate the new organisations created by the Health and Social Care Act 2012 are included in his published estimate of costs associated with the reorganisation implemented under the terms of the Health and...
To ask the Secretary of State for Health whether the costs of adapting his Department's buildings to accommodate the new organisations created by the Health and Social Care Act 2012 are included in his published estimate of costs associated with the reorganisation implemented under the terms of the Health and...
On 18 July 2013 the Secretary of State for Health made a written ministerial statement on the costs and benefits of NHS modernisation. I refer the hon. Member to the written ministerial statement given by the Secretary of State for Health, my right hon. Friend the Member for South West Surrey (Mr Hunt) on 18 July 2013, Official Report, columns 125-26WS.
The Secretary of State announced that, up to 31 March 2013, costs of £1,096 million had been incurred across the health and care system on developing and establishing the new arrangements. Within this figure £42 million had been incurred on estates costs of closing bodies and setting up new organisations. This figure included the costs of adapting the Department's buildings to accommodate the new organisations created by the Health and Social Care Act 2012. The above costs should be viewed alongside the savings arising from NHS modernisation, expected to be £5.5 billion during the current Parliament and £1.5 billion per annum thereafter.
To ask the Secretary of State for Health pursuant to the answer of 25 October 2013, Official Report, column 281W, on buildings, what the cost of the refurbishments at (a) Richmond house and (b) Wellington house was, by category of expenditure.
To ask the Secretary of State for Health pursuant to the answer of 25 October 2013, Official Report, column 281W, on buildings, what the cost of the refurbishments at (a) Richmond house and (b) Wellington house was, by category of expenditure.
The Department’s supplier has been able to provide a breakdown of the costs under the headings of electrical works, mechanical works, fabric, fixtures and fittings and management costs.
Costs on the refurbishment undertaken in 2013 to date for refurbishment in Richmond house and Wellington house by category of expenditure is shown in the following tables.
| (a)
Richmond
house | |
| £ | |
| Electrical
works | 402,211 |
| Mechanical
works | 872,783 |
| Fabric,
fixtures and
fittings | 626,193 |
| Management
costs | 845,296 |
| (b)
Wellington
house | |
| £ | |
| Electrical
works | 1,360,980 |
| Mechanical
works | 1,347,291 |
| Fabric,
fixtures and
fittings | 3,149,647 |
| Management
costs | 433,799 |
To ask the Secretary of State for Education how many schools in the Bradford Education Authority area currently teach some of their pupils in portakabins and other temporary accommodation.
To ask the Secretary of State for Education how many schools in the Bradford Education Authority area currently teach some of their pupils in portakabins and other temporary accommodation.
As a result of the last Government's decision to stop collecting information on the condition of the school estate since 2005, the Department for Education does not at present hold data on the number of pupils educated in temporary classrooms. We believe this decision was flawed, which is why the Department has been collecting up-to-date information on the school estate via the Property Data Survey programme (PDSP), including the number of temporary classrooms across England.
The survey programme has reached the end of its initial phase; however, as referred to in the written ministerial statement of 8 November 2013, Official Report, column 23WS on Property Data, an additional 8,000 surveys are due to be undertaken. These will be completed by the end of summer 2014.
Statement on the action the Government are taking to reduce the impact of Government policies on energy bills.
Statement on the action the Government are taking to reduce the impact of Government policies on energy bills.
Lords statement on the action the Government are taking to reduce the impact of Government policies on energy bills.
Lords statement on the action the Government are taking to reduce the impact of Government policies on energy bills.
May I start by asking the Secretary of State a very simple question: does he accept that the sum total of everything he said in his statement today, which includes spending £600 million of taxpayers’ money and weakening the obligation on energy companies to deliver energy efficiency, is that the...
May I start by asking the Secretary of State a very simple question: does he accept that the sum total of everything he said in his statement today, which includes spending £600 million of taxpayers’ money and weakening the obligation on energy companies to deliver energy efficiency, is that the...
Members will notice that the right hon. Lady did not welcome this cut in energy bills for her constituents. Her constituents will want to know why she is not prepared to welcome it, and the constituents of every Labour Member who stands up to speak today will also want to...
Members will notice that the right hon. Lady did not welcome this cut in energy bills for her constituents. Her constituents will want to know why she is not prepared to welcome it, and the constituents of every Labour Member who stands up to speak today will also want to...
Does my right hon. Friend agree that an even bigger proportion of average fuel bills is accounted for by the transmission and distribution charges, and that further cuts in fuel bills could therefore be achieved if there was more pressure on the monopoly providers of transmission and distribution, such as...
Does my right hon. Friend agree that an even bigger proportion of average fuel bills is accounted for by the transmission and distribution charges, and that further cuts in fuel bills could therefore be achieved if there was more pressure on the monopoly providers of transmission and distribution, such as...
My hon. Friend will have heard in my statement that the electricity distribution network operators will indeed be contributing £5 to this package next year. He will also know that Ofgem has called in the plans of the DNOs and the transmission distribution companies to look at them again, and...
My hon. Friend will have heard in my statement that the electricity distribution network operators will indeed be contributing £5 to this package next year. He will also know that Ofgem has called in the plans of the DNOs and the transmission distribution companies to look at them again, and...
Despite the Secretary of State’s ploughing, he has markedly failed to deliver a straight furrow. Despite his criticism of the big six—they were the big six for the three years of his coalition Government and Labour’s big six
for a week—there is not one penny coming from those companies to...
Despite the Secretary of State’s ploughing, he has markedly failed to deliver a straight furrow. Despite his criticism of the big six—they were the big six for the three years of his coalition Government and Labour’s big six
for a week—there is not one penny coming from those companies to...
I am afraid that the hon. Lady is completely wrong. The ECO scheme remains—let us be clear about that. The affordable warmth component of the ECO not only maintains at its current level, but is extended for two years. Similarly, the carbon saving community obligation continues in force now and...
I am afraid that the hon. Lady is completely wrong. The ECO scheme remains—let us be clear about that. The affordable warmth component of the ECO not only maintains at its current level, but is extended for two years. Similarly, the carbon saving community obligation continues in force now and...
Does the Secretary of State agree that moving towards general taxation means that the cost of the social and environmental measures he wishes to take will be borne by those who are better off, rather than by people with very low incomes and vulnerable households, whom we seek to help?
Does the Secretary of State agree that moving towards general taxation means that the cost of the social and environmental measures he wishes to take will be borne by those who are better off, rather than by people with very low incomes and vulnerable households, whom we seek to help?
My hon. Friend is absolutely right; moving some of the costs that were on the bill and having to be paid by all bill payers, no matter whether they pay tax or not, to taxation results in a more progressive system overall. One would have thought that the Labour party...
My hon. Friend is absolutely right; moving some of the costs that were on the bill and having to be paid by all bill payers, no matter whether they pay tax or not, to taxation results in a more progressive system overall. One would have thought that the Labour party...
Does the Minister understand that an increasing number of people in this country are now terrified to use their heating because they are frightened of what their bills will be as a result of the very large increases? We are returning to the fuel poverty that existed under the last...
Does the Minister understand that an increasing number of people in this country are now terrified to use their heating because they are frightened of what their bills will be as a result of the very large increases? We are returning to the fuel poverty that existed under the last...