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Marketing and advertising campaigns	Total marketing and advertising spend (£000)	Agencies
2006-07
Age Partnership Group	1,370	Dulay Seymour, Geronimo Communications, Evolution Print, HDC, HFW plastics, Intelligent Data services, TRG
Age Positive	642	Adams Exhibitions, Evolution Print, Geronimo Communications, TRG, Dulay Seymour, Brandam, Getyourselfnoticed
Targeting Benefit Thieves	6,568	Cheetham Bell JWT, MindShare, The Red Consultancy, GfK
Something to Declare	234	VCCP, MindShare, The Red Consultancy, Define
The Pension Service Core Benefit Take Up	2,040	EHS Brann Advertising
Winter Fuel Payments	469	PHD
Child Maintenance Enforcement	117	Chick Smith Trott, PHD, Mediacom, Fishburn Hedges
Jobcentre Plus Promotion to Black and Minority Ethnic Audience	727	Media Reach
Jobseeker’s Allowance 50+ Pilot	198	Personal
Lone Parent	868	Craik Jones
Images of Disability	93	Workshop, COI, D&AD
Job Search Channels Campaign (Job Done)	1,100	Personal
Disability Discrimination Act	203	Trimedia, Rapier, Email Vision, Brahm, Solutions Research, Ipsos, Mori
2005-06
State Pension Deferral	876	DLKW, PHD
Images of Disability	158	Workshop, Good The Agency, D&AD, BCIDN
Targeting Benefit Fraud	7,459	Leo Burnett, MediaVest
Pension Credit	910	Draft Worldwide, Delaney Lund Knox Warren, Cragg Ross Dawson and IFF
Winter Fuel Payments	1,420	PHD
State Second Pension	675	DLKW, PHD
Age Partnership Group	2,475	Dulay Seymour, Geronimo Communications, Slater Print Group, HDC, HFW plastics, Denlypraill, iSky, TNS
Age Positive	750	Adams Exhibitions, Slater Print Group, Geronimo Communications, iSky, Dulay Seymour, Brandam
National Sector Campaign	120	Kitcatt Nohr Alexander Shaw
Council Tax Benefit	743	COI, WRIS, WCRS
Images of Disability	157	Iris, Workshop, COI, Good The Agency, D&AD
Disability Discrimination Act	1,353	Rapier, Manning Gottlieb, Profero, Pollination, Citigate
2004-05
Age Positive	615	Adams Exhibitions, Slater Print Group, Geronimo Communications, Dulay Seymour, Brandam, Prolog, Denlypraill
State Pension Deferral	115	DLKW, PHD
Disability Discrimination Act	1,856	Heresy, The Forster Company, IPSOS UK
Targeting Benefit Fraud	6,590	Leo Burnett, MediaVest
Direct Payment	11,662	MCBD
Council Tax Benefit	771	WIS, WCRS
Pension Credit	5,580	Draft Worldwide, Delaney Lund Knox Warren, Cragg Ross Dawson
Winter Fuel Payments	940	PHD, WTCS
Lone Parent Leaflet Promotion Marketing	216	Bell Design
National Vacancy Campaign	390	Kitcatt Nohr Alexander Shaw
IB Reforms Pilots	154	MM Design
Images of Disability	119	Churchill and Friend, Iris, Good The Agency, Print Design Factory, D&AD
2003-04
Age Positive	1,247	Geronimo, Slater Print Group, Adams Exhibitions, Dulay Seymour, New Vision Imaging
Second State Pension	216	DLKW, PHD
Pension Service Awareness	906	Barkers
New Deal	5,678	RKCR, PHD
Disability Discrimination Act	141	Market Research Services, Heresy, The Forster Company
Targeting Benefit Fraud	9,362	D’Arcy, MediaVest
Direct Payment	10,905	MCBD, Zenith
Council Tax Benefit	673	WIS, WCRS
Pension Credit	12,199	Draft Worldwide, Delaney Lund Knox Warren, Cragg Ross Dawson
Winter Fuel Payments	996	PHD, WTCS
Jobseekers Direct	1,632	Kitcatt Nohr Alexander Shaw
IB Reforms Pilot	187	MM Design
Jobcentre Plus Customer Marketing	1,401	Publicis
National Employer Campaign	1,158	Brahm
Images of Disability	31	COI, D&AD
2002-03
Age Positive	559	Geronimo Communications, Warrens, Iris, Dulay Seymour
Future Pensioners/Informed Choice	2,878	DLKW, PHD
Second State Pension	489	DLKW, PHD
New Deal For Musicians	33	Barkers
Disability Discrimination Act	246	Tiffany St. James, Jacaranda, Brodie Publishing, EMR, Markettiers, COI
Targeting Benefit Fraud	769	Unity
Direct Payment	2,145	MCBD
Winter Fuel Payments	484	PHD, Ogilvy
Inherited Serps	646	MMHL, PHD
Images of Disability	13	COI
Note: The figures provided in the table include costs relating to the delivery of advertising and marketing campaigns including for example production, media, distribution and agency costs.

Departments: Northern Ireland

Mr. Lidington: To ask the Secretary of State for Work and Pensions if he will place in the Library a copy of the concordat governing the relationship between his Department and the Northern Ireland Administration. [145910]

Mrs. McGuire: My Department has concordats with the Northern Ireland Executive in place and I have arranged for copies to be placed in the Library of the House.

Departments: Official Cars

Mr. Simon: To ask the Secretary of State for Work and Pensions what make and model of car (a) he and (b) each Minister in his Department selected as their official ministerial car; and what criteria were used when making the decision in each case. [141995]

Mrs. McGuire: I refer my hon. Friend to the answer given on 14 June 2007, Official Report, column 1269W.

Departments: Older Workers

David Simpson: To ask the Secretary of State for Work and Pensions what percentage of staff in his Department were over 60 years of age in each of the last three years. [145692]

Mrs. McGuire: The percentage of staff who were over 60 years of age in each of the last three years in the Department for Work and Pensions is in the following table.

	Percentage of staff over 60 years
31 March 2005	2.8
31 March 2006	3.2
31 March 2007	3.8
Note: Percentages are a point in time at each of the specified dates.

David Simpson: To ask the Secretary of State for Work and Pensions how many people aged (a) over 55 years of age and (b) over 60 years of age have been recruited by his Department in each of the last three years; and what percentage in each case this is of the number of new recruits in each year. [145695]

Mrs. McGuire: The number of people recruited by the Department for Work and Pensions who were aged over 55 years and over 60 years in each of the last three years is in the following table, which also includes the percentage of the total recruits in each year.

	Number of recruits over 55 years	Percentage of total recruits	Number of recruits over 60 years	Percentage of total recruits
2004-05	301	6.3	57	1.2
2005-06	408	6.1	73	1.1
2006-07	390	6.8	78	1.4
Note: Figures are headcount not full-time equivalent.

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