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To ask the Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport (1) what savings will be achieved over the next 10 years by transferring the administration of public lending right to the British Library; and what proportion such savings represent of the (a) total and (b) administration cost of the...
To ask the Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport (1) what savings will be achieved over the next 10 years by transferring the administration of public lending right to the British Library; and what proportion such savings represent of the (a) total and (b) administration cost of the...
The Government Response to the consultation on the proposed transfer of the public lending right (PLR) functions was published on 27 March 2013 and sets out a detailed summary of the consultation responses received and our response. The Government Response and impact assessment also set out the savings to be realised by the transfer, information about the current level of PLR grant in aid, and information about the administrative costs of the scheme under the present arrangements. The Government Response and impact assessment are published on the Department's website at the following link:
https://www.gov.uk/government/consultations/consultation-on-proposals-to-transfer-plr-funding-and-functions
[Relevant document:The First Report from the Finance and Services Committee, Session 2010-12, Proposed Standing Order on Motions and amendments with implications for the House Administration budget, HC 1768.] Debate on Select Committee report. Motion to make a new Standing Order. Agreed to on question.
[Relevant document:The First Report from the Finance and Services Committee, Session 2010-12, Proposed Standing Order on Motions and amendments with implications for the House Administration budget, HC 1768.] Debate on Select Committee report. Motion to make a new Standing Order. Agreed to on question.
I beg to move,
That the following new Standing Order be made—
‘Motions and amendments with a financial consequence for the House of Commons Administration Estimate.
(1) Motions which would have a direct consequence of additional expenditure under the House of Commons: Administration Estimate estimated to be £50,000 or more shall not be...
I beg to move,
That the following new Standing Order be made—
‘Motions and amendments with a financial consequence for the House of Commons Administration Estimate.
(1) Motions which would have a direct consequence of additional expenditure under the House of Commons: Administration Estimate estimated to be £50,000 or more shall not be...
The hon. Lady has raised this matter tenaciously; indeed, she has raised it with me. The answer is that if the matter were put before the House in a motion, the financial consequence would have to be revealed. If it were not, and was put together by way of the...
The hon. Lady has raised this matter tenaciously; indeed, she has raised it with me. The answer is that if the matter were put before the House in a motion, the financial consequence would have to be revealed. If it were not, and was put together by way of the...
I am blessed by the fact that I would never have to make the decision; it would be a decision for Mr Speaker and his advisers. As we all know, the Speaker is always right. Therefore, whatever decision he made would be both reasonable and appropriate. It was written deliberately...
I am blessed by the fact that I would never have to make the decision; it would be a decision for Mr Speaker and his advisers. As we all know, the Speaker is always right. Therefore, whatever decision he made would be both reasonable and appropriate. It was written deliberately...
It is my understanding that a financial memorandum would be expected, and there are a number of occasions where it could be short and simple. If a circumstance arose in which a financial memorandum could not be prepared, it would be in the hands of Mr Speaker to make a...
It is my understanding that a financial memorandum would be expected, and there are a number of occasions where it could be short and simple. If a circumstance arose in which a financial memorandum could not be prepared, it would be in the hands of Mr Speaker to make a...
Can the hon. Gentleman tell me whether, if this proposal had been in operation two or three years ago, Members of the House would have had any say in the last remaining day switchboard moving to Southampton on 8 May? Anyone phoning the House of Commons, night or day, will...
Can the hon. Gentleman tell me whether, if this proposal had been in operation two or three years ago, Members of the House would have had any say in the last remaining day switchboard moving to Southampton on 8 May? Anyone phoning the House of Commons, night or day, will...
One potential consequence of the Standing Order would be that, if the accounting officer so wished, he could decline to put the financial details into the House domain and therefore the debate on the motion could not happen. What does the hon. Gentleman understand “a reasonable time frame” to mean—a...
One potential consequence of the Standing Order would be that, if the accounting officer so wished, he could decline to put the financial details into the House domain and therefore the debate on the motion could not happen. What does the hon. Gentleman understand “a reasonable time frame” to mean—a...
May I confirm that the absence of a financial memorandum would not necessarily mean that a debate would be denied?
May I confirm that the absence of a financial memorandum would not necessarily mean that a debate would be denied?
It is a pleasure to be back at the Dispatch Box so quickly. I welcome the Minister of State, Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs, the hon. Member for Somerton and Frome (Mr Heath) to his place. He probably regrets deeply having moved on to DEFRA and not having...
It is a pleasure to be back at the Dispatch Box so quickly. I welcome the Minister of State, Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs, the hon. Member for Somerton and Frome (Mr Heath) to his place. He probably regrets deeply having moved on to DEFRA and not having...
I rise to speak in support of the motion before the House. It has been on the Order Paper for some considerable time, and it is good that the House now has the opportunity to consider it.
The motion arises out of the work of the Finance and Services Committee. The...
I rise to speak in support of the motion before the House. It has been on the Order Paper for some considerable time, and it is good that the House now has the opportunity to consider it.
The motion arises out of the work of the Finance and Services Committee. The...
Motion under Standing Order No. 24. Speaker declined to put the application to the House.
Motion under Standing Order No. 24. Speaker declined to put the application to the House.
I seek leave to call for a debate on a specific and important matter that I believe should have urgent consideration: the appointment by Monitor of a trust special administrator for the Mid Staffordshire NHS Foundation Trust and the proposed changes to hospital services in Stafford and Cannock. There are...
I seek leave to call for a debate on a specific and important matter that I believe should have urgent consideration: the appointment by Monitor of a trust special administrator for the Mid Staffordshire NHS Foundation Trust and the proposed changes to hospital services in Stafford and Cannock. There are...
To ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department what the average time is for a case worker to consider an application for an extension.
[141052]
To ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department what the average time is for a case worker to consider an application for an extension.
[141052]
The average time for a case worker to consider an application for an extension varies depending on the case type. Different immigration categories take varying amounts of time to consider depending on the complexity of the route.
To ask the Minister for Women and Equalities what the Government Equalities Office's administrative expenditure was in 2010; and what that expenditure will be in 2015.
[143247]
To ask the Minister for Women and Equalities what the Government Equalities Office's administrative expenditure was in 2010; and what that expenditure will be in 2015.
[143247]
The expenditure outturn in 2010-11 for the Government Equalities Office administrative budget was £44.13 million. The planned expenditure for 2014-15 is £24.61 million. There are no budgets yet agreed for 2015-16.