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To ask the Chairman of Committees whether he will place in the Library of the House the agendas of Procedure Committee meetings to ensure that non-members of the committee have an opportunity to make their views known to members in advance of meetings.
To ask the Chairman of Committees whether he will place in the Library of the House the agendas of Procedure Committee meetings to ensure that non-members of the committee have an opportunity to make their views known to members in advance of meetings.
asked Her Majesty's Government:Whether the post office in the Central Lobby of the Palace of Westminster is one of those under threat of closure.
asked Her Majesty's Government:Whether the post office in the Central Lobby of the Palace of Westminster is one of those under threat of closure.
asked Her Majesty's Government:How many, and which, regularly funded theatre-based producing companies in the regions were supported by Arts Council England (ACE) in 2007–08; and how many, and which, ACE plans to support, subject to an appeal process, in 2008–09.
asked Her Majesty's Government:How many, and which, regularly funded theatre-based producing companies in the regions were supported by Arts Council England (ACE) in 2007–08; and how many, and which, ACE plans to support, subject to an appeal process, in 2008–09.
asked Her Majesty's Government:What is the annual subsidy per seat actually sold in the producing theatres funded by Arts Council England in London and the regions, for the last year for which figures are available; and what is the total seat capacity of those theatres.
asked Her Majesty's Government:What is the annual subsidy per seat actually sold in the producing theatres funded by Arts Council England in London and the regions, for the last year for which figures are available; and what is the total seat capacity of those theatres.
asked Her Majesty's Government:What is the annual subsidy per seat of each of the producing theatres funded by Arts Council England in London and the regions, for the last year for which figures are available; and what is the total seat capacity of each of those theatres.
asked Her Majesty's Government:What is the annual subsidy per seat of each of the producing theatres funded by Arts Council England in London and the regions, for the last year for which figures are available; and what is the total seat capacity of each of those theatres.
asked Her Majesty's Government:How many, and which, organisations regularly funded by Arts Council England (ACE) there were in each ACE region in the year 2007–08; and how many, and which, subject to an appeal process, there will be in each region in 2008–09.
asked Her Majesty's Government:How many, and which, organisations regularly funded by Arts Council England (ACE) there were in each ACE region in the year 2007–08; and how many, and which, subject to an appeal process, there will be in each region in 2008–09.
| 2007-08 | |
| East | 42 |
| East Midlands | 81 |
| London | 300 |
| North East | 85 |
| North West | 124 |
| South East | 76 |
| South West | 84 |
| West Midlands | 82 |
| Yorkshire | 116 |
| Total | 990 |
asked Her Majesty's Government:Whether they will list those organisations regularly funded by Arts Council England that were informed in December 2007 that, subject to an appeal process, their funding would either be completely removed or reduced by over 30 per cent from April.
asked Her Majesty's Government:Whether they will list those organisations regularly funded by Arts Council England that were informed in December 2007 that, subject to an appeal process, their funding would either be completely removed or reduced by over 30 per cent from April.
asked Her Majesty's Government:Whether Arts Council England conducts regular assessments of the artistic quality of the work of their regularly funded organisations; if so, how; and on what criteria.
asked Her Majesty's Government:Whether Arts Council England conducts regular assessments of the artistic quality of the work of their regularly funded organisations; if so, how; and on what criteria.
How many times in the first two Sessions of this Parliament they were defeated in Divisions in the House of Lords on amendments at various stages of Bills; and on how many of these occasions have the outcomes (a) been accepted in principle in another place (b) reversed outright; or...
How many times in the first two Sessions of this Parliament they were defeated in Divisions in the House of Lords on amendments at various stages of Bills; and on how many of these occasions have the outcomes (a) been accepted in principle in another place (b) reversed outright; or...
In what respects the rules of relevance and scope (in relation to public Bills and amendments thereto) differ between this House and the House of Commons; and what are the different criteria on the admissibility of amendments which are used in each House. [HL 3434].
In what respects the rules of relevance and scope (in relation to public Bills and amendments thereto) differ between this House and the House of Commons; and what are the different criteria on the admissibility of amendments which are used in each House. [HL 3434].
What is the largest number of hereditary Peers by succession who would still have seats in this House by the end of October this year, if the Parliament No. 2 Bill had received Royal Assent at the last Royal Commission of the Session, on 22 October 1969. [HL 958]. -...
What is the largest number of hereditary Peers by succession who would still have seats in this House by the end of October this year, if the Parliament No. 2 Bill had received Royal Assent at the last Royal Commission of the Session, on 22 October 1969. [HL 958]. -...
How many days in each House of Parliament were spent in discussing the Parliament (No. 2) Bill, at Second Reading, Committee, Report and Third Reading stages, during the 1968-69 session. [HL 957].
How many days in each House of Parliament were spent in discussing the Parliament (No. 2) Bill, at Second Reading, Committee, Report and Third Reading stages, during the 1968-69 session. [HL 957].
How many hereditary Peers by succession voted for reform of this House, and how many against, at the end of the debate on the White Paper covering an All-Party Agreement on 21 November 1968. [HL 956]. - Inc figures.
How many hereditary Peers by succession voted for reform of this House, and how many against, at the end of the debate on the White Paper covering an All-Party Agreement on 21 November 1968. [HL 956]. - Inc figures.
What is the current membership of the public sector Pay Review Bodies. - List given.
What is the current membership of the public sector Pay Review Bodies. - List given.
Whether HMG intend to bring forward legislation to give effect to the reforms of the law of domicile recommended by the Law Commissions in their report on this subject (Law Com No 168, Scot Law Com No 107).
Whether HMG intend to bring forward legislation to give effect to the reforms of the law of domicile recommended by the Law Commissions in their report on this subject (Law Com No 168, Scot Law Com No 107).