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Mr. Trippier [holding answer 21 July 1989] : My right hon. Friend the former Secretary of State for the Environment announced on 6 February 1987 that a review of the Act had been completed and that there was to be no amendment of the present law. We are concerned to assist and encourage authorities to fulfil their duties under the Act as quickly as possible.
Mr. Terry Lewis : To ask the Secretary of State for the Environment what procedures exist to facilitate public scrutiny of the accounts of residuary bodies.
Mrs. Virginia Bottomley [holding answer 21 July 1989] : Section 79 of the Local Government Act 1985 requires residuary bodies to make their accounts available for public inspection.
Mr. Ingram : To ask the Secretary of State for the Environment if he will list those empty properties which are rented, leased or owned by the Property Services Agency and which are being considered for refurbishment or redevelopment to allow reoccupation by a Government Department and the probable date of reoccupation.
Mr. Chope [holding answer 26 June 1989] : The list is as follows :
Schedule of empty properties rented, leased or owned by the PSA undergoing or being considered for refurbishment or redevelopment to allow re- occupation by a Government Department Property Godwin House, George Street, Huntingdon
Chaucer House, Upper Marlborough Road, St. Albans
Caledonian House, 39/61 St. Albans Road, Watford
87 Burlington Road, New Malden, Surrey
St. Mary's Gate, Chesterfield
22 and 29 The Springs, Wakefield
Sheriff Court House, Castle Street, Aberdeen
Norfolk House, East Kilbride
Hut Number 3, Chaucer Barracks, Canterbury
Shire Hall, Shuttern, Taunton
Clarence Street, Swindon
Telford House, Park Gardens, Yeovil
Portcullis House, Lagland Street, Poole
Reading Courts, The Forbury, Reading
The agency aims to bring vacant space back into re-occupation as soon as possible.
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