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Arts Council England: Expenditure
Mr. Vaizey: To ask the Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport how much was spent by Arts Council England on (a) Creative Partnerships, (b) own art and (c) the Cultural Leadership programme in every year since each programme's inception in 2007-08 prices. [223885]
Barbara Follett: The information requested has been provided by Arts Council England and is set out in the tables.
| Expenditure—Creative Partnerships, Own Art and Cultural Leadership Programme | ||||
| £000 | ||||
| Year ending 31 March | Creative Partnerships | Own Art | Cultural Leadership | Total |
| Rebased using Treasury Deflators | ||||
| £000 | ||||
| Year ending 31 March | Creative Partnerships | Own Art | Cultural Leadership | Total |
Cultural Property (Armed Conflicts) Bill (Draft)
Mr. Hunt: To ask the Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport when he expects to publish the draft Cultural Property (Armed Conflicts) Bill. [231346]
Barbara Follett: The draft Cultural Property (Armed Conflicts) Bill was published in January 2008. A copy can be found on the Department for Culture, Media and Sport website:
Departmental Air Travel
James Duddridge: To ask the Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport pursuant to the answer to the right hon. Member for Horsham of 14 July 2008, Official Report, column 27W, on carbon emissions: Government departments, how much air mileage incurred through departmental travel was used to calculate the departmental payment to the Government Carbon Offsetting Fund in each year that his Department has participated in the fund, broken down by (a) domestic, (b) short haul and (c) long haul flights. [221952]
Mr. Sutcliffe: The mileage incurred during departmental travel is as follows:
(a) Domestic: 11,436
(b) Short haul: 37,058
(c) Long haul: 11,9870
Departmental Internet
Mr. Heald: To ask the Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport what the cost was of maintaining his Department's website in the 2007-08 financial year; and what the forecast cost is of maintaining websites within his responsibility in the 2008-09 financial year. [232791]
Barbara Follett: The cost of maintaining the departmental website for the period 2007-08 was £8,741
This figure covers maintenance on a number of other Department websites. We expect the costs for 2008-09 to be in line with the previous year.
Departmental Press
Mr. Hunt: To ask the Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport which keywords or terms his Department has monitored in the media in each of the last three years. [224955]
Barbara Follett: The only search terms held by Department are those currently used to supply press cuttings. These are set out as follows:
Departmental
Department for Culture, Media and Sport /DCMS
Andy Burnham
Gerry Sutcliffe
Barbara Follett
Tessa Jowell
Stephen Carter
Jonathan Stephens
Dame Liz Forgan
Darra Singh
Parminder Vir
Sport (Only substantive stories, not a passing mention.)
Sport (OICW sports policy, the running of sport in the UK and major international sports issues affecting sport in the UK.)
Sport in schools
Sport England
UK Sport
Drugs in sport
The Football Association/FA (OICW FA policy, NICW individual events.)
Illegal payments in UK football transfers
Wembley Stadium
Football hooliganism (OICW violence at football matches by British fans.)
Gambling (Only substantive stories, not a passing mention.)
The Gambling Act 2005
Gambling (OICW Government policy and social issues.)
The Tote
Lottery (Only substantive stories, not a passing mention.)
The National Lottery (NICW individual winners or coverage of ways to pick winning numbers.)
The National Lottery Commission
The Big Lottery Fund
Arts and Culture (Only substantive stories, not a passing mention.)
Culture (OICW Government policy and funding of the arts.)
Museums and galleries (OICW Government policy, funding, stolen art articles and export bans. NICW single exhibitions.)
Performing arts (OICW Government policy and funding. Not reviews.)
Theatre (OICW issues concerning the health of the British theatre industry and individual theatres receiving public funds. Not reviews.)
Arts Council England
The UK art market and auctions (OICW the industry, NICW individual auctions unless they are particularly important or of high value)
The British Library
Libraries (OICW articles on the running and funding of libraries.)
The Parthenon Sculptures (aka Elgin Marbles, OICW the sculptures being held by the British Museum.)
The Poet Laureate
Architecture (NICW individual companies unless for a major building project.)
Heritage (Only substantive stories, not a passing mention.)
English Heritage
World Heritage Sites
The Heritage Lottery Fund
Listed buildings (OICW the administration and upkeep of listed buildings and additions to the listed buildings register.)
Statues (OICW major events, celebrations and restorations of public statues.)
Artefacts
Flag flying (OICW flag flying on public buildings.)
Spoliation (Only substantive stories, not a passing mention.)
Spoliation
The Spoliation Observation Panel
Royal Parks (Only substantive stories, not a passing mention.)
The Royal Parks (Kensington Gardens, Hyde Park, St. James’s Park, Green Park, Richmond Park, the Regent’s Park, Bushy Park, Greenwich Park and Brompton Cemetery.)
The Royal Parks Agency
Broadcasting (Only substantive stories are included, a passing mention is not.)
Public service broadcasting
BBC, ITV, Channel 4, Channel 5 (OICW funding, the license fee, corporate or business issues and ratings. Not TV listings or programme reviews.)
Digital TV
Radio (OICW corporate news, regulation, listening statistics and digital radio, including the Digital Radio Working Group.)
Broadband TV (no pictures)
Audio Visual Media Services Directive (AVMS)
The BBC Trust
Ofcom (OICW broadcasting.)
Press (Only substantive stories, not a passing mention.)
The Press Complaints Commission
UK newspaper industry (OICW business/corporate issues and regulation issues.)
Film (Only substantive stories not a passing mention.)
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