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That this House notes that the Fuel Poverty Advisory Group has said that current programmes to deal with fuel poverty need to be increased by at least 50 per cent. if Government objectives are to be met; notes also that emissions of carbon dioxide have increased; believes that to reduce CO2 emissions and to help persons on low incomes to keep their homes warm VAT on the supply and installation of energy saving materials should be levied at the reduced rate of 5 per cent.; and therefore supports the terms of the Energy Saving Materials (reduced Rate of VAT) Bill 2002 introduced into this House by the honourable Member for Swindon South on 6th November.
That this House notes that the Fuel Poverty Advisory Group has said that current programmes to deal with fuel poverty need to be increased by at least 50 per cent. if Government objectives are to be met; notes also that emissions of carbon dioxide have increased; believes that to reduce...
That this House recognises that climate change is one of the world's most significant environmental challenges and that poor domestic energy efficiency is a key part of the problems noted that 17.6 million UK households have inadequate loft insulation which means that an unnecessary 7.5 million tonnes of carbon dioxide are emitted into the atmosphere each year; expresses its concern that the full rate of VAT is payable on energy saving materials at the point of sale and that a reduced rate of 5 per cent. only applies to people who have energy saving materials professionally installed in their home; fears that the continuance of this anomaly provides a disincentive for people to install energy saving materials themselves; notes B and Q's modelling that shows that if VAT was reduced to 5 per cent. on loft insulation, uptake would increase by up to a third; further notes that during the Energy Saving Trust's Energy Efficiency Week (20th to 28th October) B and Q will be paying the VAT in full for its customers on loft insulation; and therefore urges the Government to secure the inclusion of energy saving materials within the reduced rate provision in advance of the European Commission's 2003 review of VAT.
That this House recognises that climate change is one of the world's most significant environmental challenges and that poor domestic energy efficiency is a key part of the problems noted that 17.6 million UK households have inadequate loft insulation which means that an unnecessary 7.5 million tonnes of carbon dioxide...
What share of the brick supply industry would be held by (a) Ibstock plc, and (b) Hanson plc, were the proposed acquisition of Redland Brick plc by Ibstock Buildings Products Ltd to be allowed to proceed. - (Holding answer 18 July 1996).
What share of the brick supply industry would be held by (a) Ibstock plc, and (b) Hanson plc, were the proposed acquisition of Redland Brick plc by Ibstock Buildings Products Ltd to be allowed to proceed. - (Holding answer 18 July 1996).
What is the total output and product range of each of the brick plants which it is proposed by the Director of General Fair Trading should be divested under the terms of undertakings to be given by Ibstock Buildings Products Ltd in connection with the proposed acquisition of Redland Brick...
What is the total output and product range of each of the brick plants which it is proposed by the Director of General Fair Trading should be divested under the terms of undertakings to be given by Ibstock Buildings Products Ltd in connection with the proposed acquisition of Redland Brick...
What steps he is taking to promote competition in the manufacture and supply of bricks; what steps he intends to take to prevent the creation of a duopoly in the supply of bricks to the building industry.
What steps he is taking to promote competition in the manufacture and supply of bricks; what steps he intends to take to prevent the creation of a duopoly in the supply of bricks to the building industry.
If he will comment summarising the provisions of those regulations which seek to control the use of asbestos in roofing and other building materials; and if he will indicate the means through which those regulations should be enforced. - Inc ref to Asbestos (Prohibitions) Regulations 1992 & the Control of...
If he will comment summarising the provisions of those regulations which seek to control the use of asbestos in roofing and other building materials; and if he will indicate the means through which those regulations should be enforced. - Inc ref to Asbestos (Prohibitions) Regulations 1992 & the Control of...
If the Health and Safety Commission will review the effectiveness of the regulations governing the use of asbestos products in roofing and other building work. (Holding answer 6.12.93).
If the Health and Safety Commission will review the effectiveness of the regulations governing the use of asbestos products in roofing and other building work. (Holding answer 6.12.93).
What recent representations he has received concerning the effectiveness of the regulations governing the use of asbestos products in roofing and other building work. - (Holding answer 6.12.93).
What recent representations he has received concerning the effectiveness of the regulations governing the use of asbestos products in roofing and other building work. - (Holding answer 6.12.93).
How many cases have been identified by the appropriate enforcement authorities in each of the last 10 years for which figures are available, of the use of asbestos materials in building and roofing work contrary to the relevant regulations. - Inc table. (Holding answer 6.12.93).
How many cases have been identified by the appropriate enforcement authorities in each of the last 10 years for which figures are available, of the use of asbestos materials in building and roofing work contrary to the relevant regulations. - Inc table. (Holding answer 6.12.93).
What steps he is taking to ensure compliance with Regulation 8(1A) of the Control of Asbestos at Work (Amendment) Regulations 1992 and with its associated Approved Code of Practice. (Holding answer 6.12.93).
What steps he is taking to ensure compliance with Regulation 8(1A) of the Control of Asbestos at Work (Amendment) Regulations 1992 and with its associated Approved Code of Practice. (Holding answer 6.12.93).
What information he has concerning the total annual consumption by the United Kingdom construction industry of (a) corrugated roofing material and (b) man made slates; and what is the total estimated value of that consumption; to give for each of last 10 years figures of materials used which were made...
What information he has concerning the total annual consumption by the United Kingdom construction industry of (a) corrugated roofing material and (b) man made slates; and what is the total estimated value of that consumption; to give for each of last 10 years figures of materials used which were made...
What information DOE has concerning the value of building material sales in each region of the United Kingdom, and in the country as a whole, in the latest quarter for which figures are available; what was the comparable figure for the same quarter in the previous years; and what the...
What information DOE has concerning the value of building material sales in each region of the United Kingdom, and in the country as a whole, in the latest quarter for which figures are available; what was the comparable figure for the same quarter in the previous years; and what the...