How much Sir Rod Eddington has claimed in expenses since his appointment as the Government’s transport adviser.

How much Sir Rod Eddington has claimed in expenses since his appointment as the Government’s transport adviser.

On what projects the Government’s transport adviser, Sir Rod Eddington, is currently working.

On what projects the Government’s transport adviser, Sir Rod Eddington, is currently working.

Which individuals and organisations Mr Rod Eddington has met in his capacity as government adviser on transport policy.

Which individuals and organisations Mr Rod Eddington has met in his capacity as government adviser on transport policy.

Further to the Written Answer by the Lord Davies of Oldham on 7 June (WA 62), whether the Prime Minister's Strategy Adviser, the Lord Birt, was notified in advance of the public announcement that Mr Rod Eddington was to become a government adviser on transport policy from September 2005.

Further to the Written Answer by the Lord Davies of Oldham on 7 June (WA 62), whether the Prime Minister's Strategy Adviser, the Lord Birt, was notified in advance of the public announcement that Mr Rod Eddington was to become a government adviser on transport policy from September 2005.

Further to the Written Answer by the Lord Davies of Oldham on 24 March (WA 64), whether the Prime Minister's strategy adviser, the Lord Birt, was consulted prior to the announcement on 16 March that Mr Rod Eddington was to become a government adviser on transport policy from September 2005.

Further to the Written Answer by the Lord Davies of Oldham on 24 March (WA 64), whether the Prime Minister's strategy adviser, the Lord Birt, was consulted prior to the announcement on 16 March that Mr Rod Eddington was to become a government adviser on transport policy from September 2005.

To ask the Secretary of State for Transport, what appointments procedure was followed for the appointment of Mr Rod Eddington as a transport adviser to the Government on aviation.

To ask the Secretary of State for Transport, what appointments procedure was followed for the appointment of Mr Rod Eddington as a transport adviser to the Government on aviation.

To which Minister and department it is anticipated that Mr Roy Eddington will provide advice following his appointment as a government adviser on transport policy from September 2005. [HL 1854].

To which Minister and department it is anticipated that Mr Roy Eddington will provide advice following his appointment as a government adviser on transport policy from September 2005. [HL 1854].

Whether the Prime Ministers' strategy adviser, the Lord Birt, was consulted prior to the announcement on 16 March that Mr Rod Eddington was to become a government adviser on transport policy from September 2005 [HL 1852].

Whether the Prime Ministers' strategy adviser, the Lord Birt, was consulted prior to the announcement on 16 March that Mr Rod Eddington was to become a government adviser on transport policy from September 2005 [HL 1852].

Whether they will reimburse any travel expenses of Mr Rod Eddington incurred while undertaking his role as a government transport adviser from September 2005; and whether they will estimate the annual level of such expenses [HL 1851]. - Inc no figures.

Whether they will reimburse any travel expenses of Mr Rod Eddington incurred while undertaking his role as a government transport adviser from September 2005; and whether they will estimate the annual level of such expenses [HL 1851]. - Inc no figures.

What are the terms of employment under which Mr Rod Eddington will be employed as a strategic adviser to the Government on transport policy from September 2005; how much he will be paid; and what are the anticipated costs of his office accommodation and secretarial support [HL 1850]. - Inc...

What are the terms of employment under which Mr Rod Eddington will be employed as a strategic adviser to the Government on transport policy from September 2005; how much he will be paid; and what are the anticipated costs of his office accommodation and secretarial support [HL 1850]. - Inc...

Whether the Prime Minister's strategy adviser, the Lord Birt, will continue to provide advice on transport-related issues, following the announcement that Mr Rod Eddington will advise the Government on transport policy from September 2005 [HL 1853].

Whether the Prime Minister's strategy adviser, the Lord Birt, will continue to provide advice on transport-related issues, following the announcement that Mr Rod Eddington will advise the Government on transport policy from September 2005 [HL 1853].