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To ask the Chancellor of the Exchequer, whether his Department has made an estimate of the additional VAT collected from an average household on expenditure related to a property purchase including (a) home improvements, (b) decoration and (c) furniture purchases.
To ask the Chancellor of the Exchequer, whether his Department has made an estimate of the additional VAT collected from an average household on expenditure related to a property purchase including (a) home improvements, (b) decoration and (c) furniture purchases.
HMRC does not hold information on VAT revenue from specific products or services. Businesses are not required to provide HMRC with figures at a product level on their VAT returns, as this would impose an excessive administrative burden.
To ask the Secretary of State for Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Affairs, how much money from the public purse was spent by his Department in the financial years (a) 2018-19, (b) 2019-20, (c) 2020-21 and (d) 2021-22 on furnishing and decorating the private offices occupied by his predecessors during those...
To ask the Secretary of State for Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Affairs, how much money from the public purse was spent by his Department in the financial years (a) 2018-19, (b) 2019-20, (c) 2020-21 and (d) 2021-22 on furnishing and decorating the private offices occupied by his predecessors during those...
No furniture has been supplied or redecoration taken place in the timeframes mentioned to the Foreign Secretary's office in King Charles Street.
To ask the Secretary of State for Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Affairs, whether any public money was spent by his Department on carpets, curtains, wallpaper, bedding or furniture for the Chevening Estate in the financial years (a) 2018-19, (b) 2019-20, (c) 2020-21 and (d) 2021-22.
To ask the Secretary of State for Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Affairs, whether any public money was spent by his Department on carpets, curtains, wallpaper, bedding or furniture for the Chevening Estate in the financial years (a) 2018-19, (b) 2019-20, (c) 2020-21 and (d) 2021-22.
Costs relating to Chevening are met through an independent trust and the FCDO do not hold this information.
Late payment remains an important issue for small businesses in the UK. The Government is taking significant steps to assist small businesses to recover late payment debts.
Through the Enterprise Bill, currently before Parliament, we will legislate to establish a Small Business Commissioner to help small business resolve disputes...
Late payment remains an important issue for small businesses in the UK. The Government is taking significant steps to assist small businesses to recover late payment debts.
Through the Enterprise Bill, currently before Parliament, we will legislate to establish a Small Business Commissioner to help small business resolve disputes...
To ask the Secretary of State for Business, Innovation and Skills, what steps he is taking to support the creation of painting and decorating opportunities in the construction sector.
To ask the Secretary of State for Business, Innovation and Skills, what steps he is taking to support the creation of painting and decorating opportunities in the construction sector.
Late payment remains an important issue for small businesses in the UK. The Government is taking significant steps to assist small businesses to recover late payment debts.
Through the Enterprise Bill, currently before Parliament, we will legislate to establish a Small Business Commissioner to help small business resolve disputes with large companies, tackling, in particular, late payment. The Commissioner will act as a disincentive to unfavourable payment practices, and build the confidence and capabilities of small businesses to help them to assert themselves in contractual disputes and negotiate more effectively with larger businesses.
This is part of a package of measures to tackle late payment. We have also legislated for new transparency measures in the public and private sectors. This will allow full public scrutiny of payment performance.
We have also strengthened the Prompt Payment Code to ensure it is a recognised and demonstrated beacon of best practice, and we recently consulted on proposals to give representative bodies wider powers to challenge grossly unfair payment practices.
Government promotes fair payment practices in construction through legislation (the "Construction Act"), the use of public procurement (promoting prompt payment to Tier 3 and the use of Project Bank Accounts), and by working with the industry through voluntary measures (such as the Prompt Payment Code and the Construction Leadership Council's Payment Charter).
The Payment Charter includes a commitment of zero retentions by 2025. To support this work, the Government recently announced a review of the practice of cash retentions under construction contracts.
Tackling late payment is about creating a responsible payment culture where larger companies recognise the benefit of having a sustainable and robust supply chain, and smaller businesses feel able to challenge poor behaviour. Once implemented, the Government is confident that these measures will lead to significant changes in the UK's payment culture.
To ask Her Majesty’s Government whether any Ministerial offices have been redesigned or redecorated by professional designers or decorators during the first six months of 2013; whether such designers or decorators or their artisans, craftspeople and other employees and contractors were allowed access to Government property and whether they were...
To ask Her Majesty’s Government whether any Ministerial offices have been redesigned or redecorated by professional designers or decorators during the first six months of 2013; whether such designers or decorators or their artisans, craftspeople and other employees and contractors were allowed access to Government property and whether they were...
This information is not held centrally. No Ministerial offices in which Cabinet Office Ministers are accommodated have been redesigned or redecorated by professional decorators during the first six months of 2013. Contractors given unescorted access to Cabinet Office premises are required to hold current security clearances.
To ask the Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs (1) for what reasons the head of the Foreign and Commonwealth Office property management team and a consultant interior designer recently visited the high commissioner's residency in Cape Town; and at whose request the visit was made;
To ask the Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs (1) for what reasons the head of the Foreign and Commonwealth Office property management team and a consultant interior designer recently visited the high commissioner's residency in Cape Town; and at whose request the visit was made;
(2) when the high commissioner's residence in Cape Town was last refurbished and redecorated;
(2) when the high commissioner's residence in Cape Town was last refurbished and redecorated;
To ask the Deputy Prime Minister, how much (a) his Ministerial office, (b) other ministerial offices within his Department, (c) non-departmental bodies, (d) executive agencies and (e) his Department have spent on (i) water charges, (ii) electricity charges, (iii) wallpaper, (iv) print and design work, (v) still photography, (vi) video...
To ask the Deputy Prime Minister, how much (a) his Ministerial office, (b) other ministerial offices within his Department, (c) non-departmental bodies, (d) executive agencies and (e) his Department have spent on (i) water charges, (ii) electricity charges, (iii) wallpaper, (iv) print and design work, (v) still photography, (vi) video...
Whether greater use could be made of home-grown timber in the production of wooden flooring; and, if so, what action they will take. [HL 3888].
Whether greater use could be made of home-grown timber in the production of wooden flooring; and, if so, what action they will take. [HL 3888].
Further to the Written Answer by the Lord Privy Seal on 3 June 2003 at 648 c139WA, concerning set-up costs for the Special European Union Programme Body during 2000, what are the details of the office costs and the £1,413.97 spent on artwork. [HL 3236].
Further to the Written Answer by the Lord Privy Seal on 3 June 2003 at 648 c139WA, concerning set-up costs for the Special European Union Programme Body during 2000, what are the details of the office costs and the £1,413.97 spent on artwork. [HL 3236].
Further to the Written Answer by the Lord Privy Seal on 30 April 2003 (647 c102WA) concerning set-up costs for cross-border bodies, what are the details of the furnishings and fittings costs for the special European Union Programmes. [HL 2716]. - Inc table. (Correction to figures on 1 July 2003...
Further to the Written Answer by the Lord Privy Seal on 30 April 2003 (647 c102WA) concerning set-up costs for cross-border bodies, what are the details of the furnishings and fittings costs for the special European Union Programmes. [HL 2716]. - Inc table. (Correction to figures on 1 July 2003...
Further to the Written Answer by the Lord Privy Seal on 30 April 2003 (647 c103WA) concerning set up costs for the North/South Ministerial Council, what are the details of the £7,257 spent on carpets and the £13,271 spent on other items. [HL 2717]. - Inc figures.
Further to the Written Answer by the Lord Privy Seal on 30 April 2003 (647 c103WA) concerning set up costs for the North/South Ministerial Council, what are the details of the £7,257 spent on carpets and the £13,271 spent on other items. [HL 2717]. - Inc figures.
Further to the Written Answers by the Lord Privy Seal on 25 March 2003 at 646 c72WA and 73WA, concerning Cross-Border Implementation Bodies, what are the details of the costs concerned. [HL 2305]. - Includes table.
Further to the Written Answers by the Lord Privy Seal on 25 March 2003 at 646 c72WA and 73WA, concerning Cross-Border Implementation Bodies, what are the details of the costs concerned. [HL 2305]. - Includes table.