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Charities (Peabody Donation Fund) Order 1997

Draft SI on charities (Peabody Donation Fund) (Negative instrument). (Replaces draft laid 23.1.97). Laid before Parliament to lie for 40 days during which period either House may resolve that the Order be not made. Made 14 July 1997 (SI 1997/1711). Coming into force 28 July 1997.

Department

Home Office

Type

Statutory instruments

Date

6 March 1997

Reference

SI 1997/1711

House

House of Commons; House of Lords

Ministry of Defence

Statement on the list of those who will serve on Sir Angus Stirling's Committee which is to consider the future of the Royal Naval College Greenwich.

Asked by

Robert G Hughes (Conservative)

Answering body

Ministry of Defence

Type

Written questions

Status

Answered

For answer on

10 February 1997

Answered on

10 February 1997

Mr. Robert G. Hughes: To ask the Secretary of State for Defence when he expects to announce the list of those who will serve on Sir Angus Stirling's committee which is to consider the future of the Royal Naval college Greenwich; and if he will make a statement. [15462] Mr. Soames: The Government decided last September to create a charitable trust to take over the responsibility for protecting the Royal Naval college, Greenwich, ensuring that it will be used in a fitting way to reflect the importance of the college to the nation's heritage and enhancing public access and enjoyment. It subsequently announced that Sir Angus Stirling would be the chairman of the trust. We have now agreed that the body known as the Greenwich Foundation for the Royal Naval College should be registered as a charitable company limited by guarantee, with its stated objective as "to preserve for the benefit of the nation the Royal Naval College site, buildings and monuments as being of historical, architectural, and artistic importance, and to educate the public thereon" Registration is in hand. I am also pleased to announce the names of those who have undertaken to serve as trustees of the foundation. They are: Sir Benjamin Bathurst, who retired as First Sea Lord and Chief of Naval Staff in 1995, Sir David Cooksey, Richard MacCormac, Margaret Richardson, Christopher Swinson, Professor Thomas Kempner, Cllr Len Duvall, Leader of the London borough of Greenwich, and Sir Franklin Berman. They will bring a wealth of local, naval, business, financial, heritage, architectural and educational expertise to the foundation. The foundation is working closely with Greenwich hospital and with the Royal Navy to achieve a smooth handover of the site. Further to the recommendations of the advisory group, chaired by Dame Jennifer Jenkins, Sir Angus Stirling has already been exploring with the University of Greenwich, the National Maritime museum and other interested parties, the options for the future use of the site in a manner worthy of its historic and architectural status.

Date

10 February 1997

Reference

15462; 290 c7W

House

House of Commons

Howe, Earl

When HMG expect to announce the list of those who will serve on Sir Angus Stirling's committee, which is to consider the future of the Royal Naval College, Greenwich. - Includes fact that Greenwich Foundation for the Royal Naval College is being registered as a charitable company and includes trustees.

Asked by

Baroness Young (Conservative)

Oral questions - Lead

Status

Answered

Date

10 February 1997

Reference

578 c7

House

House of Lords

Howe, Earl

Answered by

Earl Howe (Conservative)

Type

Oral answers to questions

Date

10 February 1997

Reference

578 c7

House

House of Lords

Howe, Earl

1st supplementary on speedy arrangements for Greenwich University's subtenancy of naval college following recommendations of Dame Jennifer Jenkins committee report.

Asked by

Baroness Young (Conservative)

Oral questions - 1st Supplementary

Status

Answered

Date

10 February 1997

Reference

578 c7

House

House of Lords

Howe, Earl

Answered by

Earl Howe (Conservative)

Type

Oral answers to questions

Date

10 February 1997

Reference

578 c7

House

House of Lords

Charities (Peabody Donation Fund) Order 1997

Draft SI on charities (Peabody Donation Fund) (Negative instrument). Withdrawn 3.3.97 and replaced by new draft 6.3.97.

Type

Statutory instruments

Date

23 January 1997

House

House of Lords; House of Commons

Charities (Iveagh Bequest Kenwood) Order 1997

Draft SI on charities (Iveagh bequest Kenwood) (Negative instrument). Laid before Parliament to lie for 40 days during which period either House may resolve that the order be not made. Coming into force on the fourteenth day after day on which it is made.

Department

Department of National Heritage

Type

Statutory instruments

Date

13 January 1997

Reference

SI 1997/482

House

House of Lords; House of Commons

Lords debate on motion to call attention to the likely impact upon charities, trusts and foundations of the decision to hold a second weekly National Lottery draw

Lords debate on motion to call attention to the likely impact upon charities, trusts and foundations of the decision to hold a second weekly National Lottery draw. Motion withdrawn.

Lead member

Lord Howell

Answering member

Lord Donoughue

Department

Department of National Heritage

Type

Parliamentary proceedings

Date

20 November 1996

Reference

575 c1297-325

House

House of Lords

Charities (Proby Trust Fund) Order 1996

Draft SI on Charities (The Proby Trust Fund) (negative instrument). Laid before Parliament to lie for 40 days during which period either house may resolve that the order be not made. Made 20 December 1996 (SI 1996/3220). Coming into force on 3 January 1997.

Department

Department of National Heritage

Type

Statutory instruments

Date

24 October 1996

Reference

SI 1996/3220

House

House of Commons; House of Lords

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