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To ask His Majesty's Government whether they have had any discussions with (1) the Musicians’ Union, or (2) the BBC, in regard to the BBC’s new strategy for classical music announced on 7 March, which included a reduction of roles in the BBC's Symphony, Concert and Philharmonic orchestras and the...
To ask His Majesty's Government whether they have had any discussions with (1) the Musicians’ Union, or (2) the BBC, in regard to the BBC’s new strategy for classical music announced on 7 March, which included a reduction of roles in the BBC's Symphony, Concert and Philharmonic orchestras and the...
Operational and editorial decisions are independent of Government and are a matter for the BBC.
DCMS Ministers met the BBC on 22 March to discuss a range of issues, including latest developments regarding the BBC’s classical music strategy, announced on 7 March.
The BBC has today announced that it will suspend the proposal to close the BBC Singers, and will continue to engage with the Musicians' Union and the other BBC Unions about its proposals regarding the BBC's English Orchestras.
To ask the Secretary of State for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport, what discussions she has had with the Musicians Union about the ability of British musicians to work and tour in EU member states after the UK leaves the EU.
To ask the Secretary of State for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport, what discussions she has had with the Musicians Union about the ability of British musicians to work and tour in EU member states after the UK leaves the EU.
We have held a series of roundtables with the sector on the impacts and opportunities affecting the creative industries as a result of the UK’s exit from the EU, including representations from the music industry regarding touring musicians and crews. The Department remains committed to working closely with the music sector to ensure that its needs and views are understood.
To ask the Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport for what reason she has recently declined an invitation to meet representatives of the Musicians’ Union and Equity.
To ask the Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport for what reason she has recently declined an invitation to meet representatives of the Musicians’ Union and Equity.
The Secretary of State was unable to meet representatives of the Musicians’ Union and Equity due to diary pressures. I have regular meetings with the Musicians’ Union.
What specific steps they took to make orchestras and their managers aware of the impact of the changes to national insurance law as it affected members of the Musicians Union.
What specific steps they took to make orchestras and their managers aware of the impact of the changes to national insurance law as it affected members of the Musicians Union.
What evidence they have for the statement by the Lord McKenzie of Luton on 19 December 2005 (Official Report, col. 1613) that the Musicians Union requested that entertainers be subject to national insurance as employees.
What evidence they have for the statement by the Lord McKenzie of Luton on 19 December 2005 (Official Report, col. 1613) that the Musicians Union requested that entertainers be subject to national insurance as employees.
That this House notes the recent ballot held by the Musicians' Union in which 74 per cent. voted to keep the political fund; further notes that under legislation introduced by the Conservative Government in 1984, trade unions wishing to contribute to political parties or engage in other political activities must establish a political fund; further notes that each union must ballot its members every 10 years on whether to retain this fund; recognises that all individual union members the right to opt out of paying into a political fund should they so chose; is concerned that trade unions bear an excessive financial burden in order to fulfil their natural role of representing their members' interest; and believes, in light of the Musicians' Union members' recent overwhelming vote in favour of retaining the union's political fund, that the Government should abolish the legislation that puts such excessive burdens on trade unions.
That this House notes the recent ballot held by the Musicians' Union in which 74 per cent. voted to keep the political fund; further notes that under legislation introduced by the Conservative Government in 1984, trade unions wishing to contribute to political parties or engage in other political activities must...
That this House congratulates Anne Dudley on her award of a 1998 Oscar for the Best Original Musical or Comedy Score for the film The Full Monty, following Rachel Portman who received the award in 1997 for the score for the film Emma; notes they are both members of the Musicians' Union and their instrumental colleagues who played their scores were members of the Musicians' Union; looks forward to future musical success by men and women members of the Musicians' Union; and congratulates the Musicians' Union for its work in encouraging all forms and styles of music throughout the United Kingdom.
That this House congratulates Anne Dudley on her award of a 1998 Oscar for the Best Original Musical or Comedy Score for the film The Full Monty, following Rachel Portman who received the award in 1997 for the score for the film Emma; notes they are both members of the...