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When the first civil servants from his Department's oil and gas division to be relocated to Aberdeen will be in place. - First relocations planned for the autumn.
When the first civil servants from his Department's oil and gas division to be relocated to Aberdeen will be in place. - First relocations planned for the autumn.
Statement when he will publish the Ernst and Young report into the relocation of the Petroleum Engineering Directorate to Aberdeen. -Inc fact that report published today (DEP 8954) & figures.
Statement when he will publish the Ernst and Young report into the relocation of the Petroleum Engineering Directorate to Aberdeen. -Inc fact that report published today (DEP 8954) & figures.
Business question on transfer of petroleum engineering division from London to Aberdeen.
Business question on transfer of petroleum engineering division from London to Aberdeen.
That this House notes that it is now more than 18 months since the Select Committee on Energy endorsed the arguments on the substantial economic benefits which would arise from the relocation of the Petroleum Engineering Directorate from London to Scotland; further notes that the Department of Trade and Industry received a consultant's report on the issue last Autumn; reminds Ministers that these matters have been under discussion for many years; and calls for an early positive announcement of the transfer of these key civil service posts to the centre of the oil industry in the North East of Scotland.
That this House notes that it is now more than 18 months since the Select Committee on Energy endorsed the arguments on the substantial economic benefits which would arise from the relocation of the Petroleum Engineering Directorate from London to Scotland; further notes that the Department of Trade and Industry...
If he will publish the independent consultants' report into the transfer of the Petroleum Engineering Directorate from London to Aberdeen.
If he will publish the independent consultants' report into the transfer of the Petroleum Engineering Directorate from London to Aberdeen.