To ask the Secretary of State for Work and Pensions, whether she has made an assessment of the potential merits of enabling travel expenses for claimants of the flexible support fund to be paid up front instead of in arrears.

To ask the Secretary of State for Work and Pensions, whether she has made an assessment of the potential merits of enabling travel expenses for claimants of the flexible support fund to be paid up front instead of in arrears.

To ask the hon. Member for North Devon, representing the House of Commons Commission pursuant to the answer of 22 February 2010, Official Report, column 38W, on Members: allowances, how much has been spent under each budgetary heading referred to in the answer.

To ask the hon. Member for North Devon, representing the House of Commons Commission pursuant to the answer of 22 February 2010, Official Report, column 38W, on Members: allowances, how much has been spent under each budgetary heading referred to in the answer.

To ask the hon. Member for North Devon, representing the House of Commons Commission under what budgetary headings the House of Commons Commission has incurred expenditure in relation to (a) the review of the Additional Cost Allowance and (b) Sir Paul Kennedy's review.

To ask the hon. Member for North Devon, representing the House of Commons Commission under what budgetary headings the House of Commons Commission has incurred expenditure in relation to (a) the review of the Additional Cost Allowance and (b) Sir Paul Kennedy's review.

To ask the Secretary of State for Defence, whether he plans to lay orders before the House increasing the allowances and enhanced pay to reservists.

To ask the Secretary of State for Defence, whether he plans to lay orders before the House increasing the allowances and enhanced pay to reservists.

To ask the Secretary of State for Defence, when the (a) allowances and (b) enhanced pay paid to reservists were last increased.

To ask the Secretary of State for Defence, when the (a) allowances and (b) enhanced pay paid to reservists were last increased.

To ask the President of the Council, how many staff paid from the office costs allowance have full time contracts and claim (a) below £15,000, (b) between £15,000 and £20,000, (c) between £20,000 and £25,000, (d) between £25,000 and £30,000 and (e) above £30,000 a year at the latest date...

To ask the President of the Council, how many staff paid from the office costs allowance have full time contracts and claim (a) below £15,000, (b) between £15,000 and £20,000, (c) between £20,000 and £25,000, (d) between £25,000 and £30,000 and (e) above £30,000 a year at the latest date...

To ask Mr Chancellor of the Exchequer, if he will list the current value of the age allowances for pensioners (a) aged 65 years and over and (b) aged 75 years and over in respect of those on a single income of (a) £4,045 to £5,220, (b) £5,221 to £9,320,...

To ask Mr Chancellor of the Exchequer, if he will list the current value of the age allowances for pensioners (a) aged 65 years and over and (b) aged 75 years and over in respect of those on a single income of (a) £4,045 to £5,220, (b) £5,221 to £9,320,...

If he will estimate the savings for each of the next five financial years if (a) the additional value of tax allowances for (i) single and (ii) married pensioners was frozen at the current rate and (b) the allowance was frozen and remained in force only for current pensioners. -...

If he will estimate the savings for each of the next five financial years if (a) the additional value of tax allowances for (i) single and (ii) married pensioners was frozen at the current rate and (b) the allowance was frozen and remained in force only for current pensioners. -...

How many workers (a) in total, (b) who are single, (c) who are married and (d) with children do not claim the full value of their tax allowances due to low earnings; and if he will estimate the value of the unclaimed allowances. - Including figures.

How many workers (a) in total, (b) who are single, (c) who are married and (d) with children do not claim the full value of their tax allowances due to low earnings; and if he will estimate the value of the unclaimed allowances. - Including figures.

How many claimants (a) would cease to be eligible for family credit, housing benefit and other means tests if a child tax allowance was re-introduced and set each at mulitiple of £100 up to and including £1,000 and (b) would cease to pay tax at each charge; if he will...

How many claimants (a) would cease to be eligible for family credit, housing benefit and other means tests if a child tax allowance was re-introduced and set each at mulitiple of £100 up to and including £1,000 and (b) would cease to pay tax at each charge; if he will...

If he will update his Answer to the honourable Member for Hartlepool, 1st July 1993, 227 c600-2W providing estimates for 1995-96 and 1996-97 of the revenue yield of introducing upper limits for tax allowances and reliefs, and the number of individuals affected. - (Holding answer 9 May 1995): Since the...

If he will update his Answer to the honourable Member for Hartlepool, 1st July 1993, 227 c600-2W providing estimates for 1995-96 and 1996-97 of the revenue yield of introducing upper limits for tax allowances and reliefs, and the number of individuals affected. - (Holding answer 9 May 1995): Since the...

If he will publish estimates of the revenue cost of (i) allowances set against income tax and (ii) reliefs set against income tax for (a) the top 1 per cent. of taxpayers, (b) the top 5 per cent., (c) the top 10 per cent., (d) the top 25 per cent.,...

If he will publish estimates of the revenue cost of (i) allowances set against income tax and (ii) reliefs set against income tax for (a) the top 1 per cent. of taxpayers, (b) the top 5 per cent., (c) the top 10 per cent., (d) the top 25 per cent.,...

How many officials in his Department have (a) children in fee-paying schools for whom Her Majesty's Government meets the bill because the officials are posted abroad and (b) children in fee-paying schools for whom Her Majesty's Government meets the bill after the officials have returned because their children remain in...

How many officials in his Department have (a) children in fee-paying schools for whom Her Majesty's Government meets the bill because the officials are posted abroad and (b) children in fee-paying schools for whom Her Majesty's Government meets the bill after the officials have returned because their children remain in...

How many claimants have gained a bridging allowance; & of these, how many have been awarded to pregnant claimants under 18 years.

How many claimants have gained a bridging allowance; & of these, how many have been awarded to pregnant claimants under 18 years.

Details of how councillors' expenses are taken into account when computing eligibility for income support & family credit; & the reference to the regulations which determine these rules.

Details of how councillors' expenses are taken into account when computing eligibility for income support & family credit; & the reference to the regulations which determine these rules.

To give the guidelines governing the payment of fares for Opposition spokesmen & women & Select Committee chairmen who attend meetings on the subjects for which they have special responsibility. - Includes ref to Fees Office publication "Parliamentary Salaries, Allowances & Pensions", in Library.

To give the guidelines governing the payment of fares for Opposition spokesmen & women & Select Committee chairmen who attend meetings on the subjects for which they have special responsibility. - Includes ref to Fees Office publication "Parliamentary Salaries, Allowances & Pensions", in Library.