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| 3. Employment Based R outes (EBR) trainees | ||||||
| Number of EBR final year trainees who have not gained QTS | ||||||
| Total number of mainstream trainees in their final year | Number of mainstream final year trainees gaining QTS | Known not to have completed course | Undefined outcome | Other outcome | Total | |
| Notes: 1. Includes trainees through Employment Based Routes (EBR) only. 2. Numbers are individually rounded to the nearest 10 and therefore may not sum. 3. ‘Other outcome’ includes final year trainees who are yet to complete their course, those with withheld QTS (including those where their skills test were not met, their standards were not met and where both their standards and skills test were not met) and those where the skills test has not been taken (including those whose standards were met and those whose standards were not met). Source: TDA Performance Profiles | ||||||
Communities and Local Government
British Humanist Association
Mrs. Spelman: To ask the Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government what meetings Ministers in her Department have had with the British Humanist Association in the last 36 months. [274781]
Mr. Khan: I met the British Humanist Association on 10 February 2009 to discuss a range of issues. My predecessor, the hon. Member for Gloucester (Mr. Dhanda), met the organisation on 12 November 2007.
Commission for Local Administration in England
Sammy Wilson: To ask the Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government what the cost to her Department of the Office of the local government ombudsman has been in each of the last five years. [274779]
John Healey: The amount of grant paid by this Department to the local government ombudsman from 2004-05 to 2008-09 is set out in the Local Government Finance Report and is as follows:
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For 2009-10 we have made provision in the Main Estimates of £16,155,000 for grants to the local government ombudsman, including a provision for possible future redundancies and a provision to fund the additional remit the ombudsman will have for schools and health matters, if and when the relevant provisions in the Apprenticeships, Skills, Children and Learning Bill and Health Bill currently before Parliament are enacted and come into force.
Council Tax
Mrs. Spelman: To ask the Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government what was the (a) percentage and (b) cash rise in (i) average B and D council tax in England and (ii) average council tax per dwelling in England in (A) absolute and (B) real terms in each year since 1997-98. [274768]
John Healey: Information on the change in both percentage and cash terms in the average band D council tax in England and the average council tax per dwelling in England in both absolute and real terms in each year since 1997-98 is shown in the tables.
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