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TUESDAY 15th OCTOBER
2002
Members Present:
Andrew Bennett, in the Chair
| Sir Paul Beresford |
Dr John Pugh |
| Mr David Clelland | Christine Russell
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| Mr John Cummings | Gary Streeter
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| Mr Bill O'Brien | |
The Committee deliberated.
Ordered, That Mr Betts be the Chair of the Urban Affairs
Sub-committee for the inquiry into the Effectiveness of Government
Regeneration Initiatives.—(Andrew Bennett.)
Notice having been taken of the decision by the Committee on the
Office of the Deputy Prime Minister: Housing, Planning, Local
Government & the Regions to visit Birmingham, Stoke and Sheffield
in November;
Notice having been taken of the terms of reference for the inquiry
into Planning, Competitiveness and Productivity.
Notice having been taken that the Committee has agreed to commission
research for the inquiry into Planning, Competitiveness and Productivity.
Ordered, That Mr Michael Parkinson be appointed Specialist
Adviser to assist the Committee in its inquiry into the Effectiveness
of Government Regeneration Initiatives.—(The Chairman.)
Ordered, That Mr Richard Bate be appointed Specialist Adviser
to assist the Committee in its inquiry into Planning, Competitiveness
and Productivity.—(The Chairman.)
Ordered, That the memoranda submitted to the Committee
for the inquiry into Affordable Housing be reported to the House.—(The
Chairman.)
Ordered, That the memoranda submitted to the Committee
for the inquiry into the Government Regeneration Initiatives be
reported to the House.—(The Chairman.)
The Committee further deliberated.
Affordable Housing: Councillor Michael Keith and Maureen Mc Eleney,
Tower Hamlets Council, were examined.
Councillor Dame Sally Powell, Elaine Elkington and Nigel
Pallace, Hammersmith and Fulham Council, were examined.
Peter Studdert, Cambridge City Council, was examined.
Keith Day, Addenbrooke's Hospital Trust, was examined.
Paul Hayler and David Gregory, Keep London Working SRB Partnership,
were examined.
[Adjourned till Tuesday 22nd October at a quarter
to Ten o'clock
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