Adjournment debate on distribution of funding for free bus travel for pensioners in Tyne and Wear.

Adjournment debate on distribution of funding for free bus travel for pensioners in Tyne and Wear.

To ask the Deputy Prime Minister pursuant to the answer to the hon. Member for Tyne Bridge of 20 December 2005, Official Report, column 2818W, on the free bus travel scheme, if he will list the local authorities which were allocated more funding for the concessionary scheme than they required...

To ask the Deputy Prime Minister pursuant to the answer to the hon. Member for Tyne Bridge of 20 December 2005, Official Report, column 2818W, on the free bus travel scheme, if he will list the local authorities which were allocated more funding for the concessionary scheme than they required...

To ask the Deputy Prime Minister what alternative methods were considered by his Department to distribute the sum of money allocated to cover the cost of the free bus travel policy announced in the Budget.

To ask the Deputy Prime Minister what alternative methods were considered by his Department to distribute the sum of money allocated to cover the cost of the free bus travel policy announced in the Budget.

To ask the Chancellor of the Exchequer (1) what assessment he made of the method of distributing the sum of money allocated to the Office of the Deputy Prime Minister to cover the cost of the free bus travel policy announced in the Budget when deciding the total sum of...

To ask the Chancellor of the Exchequer (1) what assessment he made of the method of distributing the sum of money allocated to the Office of the Deputy Prime Minister to cover the cost of the free bus travel policy announced in the Budget when deciding the total sum of...

(3) what representations he has received concerning the calculation of the sum of money allocated to the Office of the Deputy Prime Minister to cover the cost of the free bus travel policy announced in the Budget.

(3) what representations he has received concerning the calculation of the sum of money allocated to the Office of the Deputy Prime Minister to cover the cost of the free bus travel policy announced in the Budget.

(2) how the sum of money allocated to the Office of the Deputy Prime Minister to cover the cost of the free bus travel policy announced in the Budget was calculated;

(2) how the sum of money allocated to the Office of the Deputy Prime Minister to cover the cost of the free bus travel policy announced in the Budget was calculated;

To ask the Secretary of State for Transport what assessment he has made of the impact of free bus travel on the existing arrangements for bus travel between (a) Northumberland and Tyne and Wear, (b) Durham and Tyne and Wear and (c) Northumberland and Durham.

To ask the Secretary of State for Transport what assessment he has made of the impact of free bus travel on the existing arrangements for bus travel between (a) Northumberland and Tyne and Wear, (b) Durham and Tyne and Wear and (c) Northumberland and Durham.

What would be the estimated yield in 1993-94 of the imposition of VAT at (a) five per cent., (b) 17.5 per cent. and (c) 22 per cent. on (i) books, (ii) newspapers, (ii) magazines, (iv) rent and (v) fares on passenger transport. - Inc table & ref to Treasury publication,...

What would be the estimated yield in 1993-94 of the imposition of VAT at (a) five per cent., (b) 17.5 per cent. and (c) 22 per cent. on (i) books, (ii) newspapers, (ii) magazines, (iv) rent and (v) fares on passenger transport. - Inc table & ref to Treasury publication,...

If he will list the rates of VAT charged in each other EC country for (a) food in shops, (b) food in restaurants, (c) books, (d) magazines, (e) newspapers, (f) household fuel, (g) rents, (h) house purchase, (e) children's clothing, (j) community centres and (k) transport fares. - Inc table...

If he will list the rates of VAT charged in each other EC country for (a) food in shops, (b) food in restaurants, (c) books, (d) magazines, (e) newspapers, (f) household fuel, (g) rents, (h) house purchase, (e) children's clothing, (j) community centres and (k) transport fares. - Inc table...

What would be the estimated yield in 1991-92 of the imposition of VAT at (a) 5 per cent., (b) 17.5 per cent. and (c) 22 per cent. on (i) books, (ii) newspapers, (iii) magazines, (iv) rent, (v) house purchase (new buildings), (vi) house purchase (second hand buildings) and (vii) fares...

What would be the estimated yield in 1991-92 of the imposition of VAT at (a) 5 per cent., (b) 17.5 per cent. and (c) 22 per cent. on (i) books, (ii) newspapers, (iii) magazines, (iv) rent, (v) house purchase (new buildings), (vi) house purchase (second hand buildings) and (vii) fares...