10 Select Committees
Information and statistics about the membership,
work, and staff of select committees
A SELECT COMMITTEE SUMMARY
STATISTICS
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B SELECT COMMITTEE ATTENDANCE,
WORK, PUBLICATIONS ETC
1 ADMINISTRATION
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The Committee was nominated by the House of Commons
on 13 July 2005.
Members
Doran, Mr Frank (Chairman)
Anderson, Janet
Burt, Alistair
Chope, Mr Christopher
Clarke, Tom
Conway, Derek
Donohoe, Mr Brian H.
Fabricant, Michael
Gerrard, Mr Neil
Hepburn, Mr Stephen
Heppell, Mr John
Mason, John
Knight, Mr Greg
Lepper, David
Thurso, John
Ward, Claire
Overall Attendance:
| Meetings attended
6 out of 6
2 out of 6
3 out of 6
4 out of 6
4 out of 6
0 out of 6
3 out of 6
6 out of 6
6 out of 6
1 out of 6
1 out of 6
5 out of 6
6 out of 6
6 out of 6
1 out of 6
1 out of 6
57.3 %
|
Total number of meetings:
| 6 |
Of which: |
|
Number of meetings at which oral evidence was taken
| 0 |
Number of times oral evidence was taken partly or wholly in private
| 0 |
Number of wholly private meetings
| 6 |
Other activities | |
Informal meetings |
0 |
Staff
Clerk of the Committee: Kate Emms, Deputy Principal
Clerk (Band SCS1)
Second Clerk: Jyoti Chandola (Band A3)
Committee Assistant: Dawn Brown (Band C)
Specialist Advisers during the Session
None.
Witnesses
None.
Overseas Visits
None.
Visits to European Institutions
None.
UK Visits
None.
Reports and Oral and Written Evidence
None.
Government replies to Reports for Session 2008-09
None.
Formal Minutes
The Formal Minutes of the Committee were published
electronically after each meeting of the Committee. They are available
on the Committee's website at http://www.parliament.uk/admincom.
Divisions
Date | Subject
|
2.3.10 | One, on whether Members should have a discount on cost of civil ceremonies on the parliamentary estate.
|
Debates
None.
Number of oral evidence sessions for each inquiry
during the Session
None.
2 ARMS EXPORT CONTROLS
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The Committees on Arms Export Controls (CAEC) are
the Business, Innovation and Skills, Defence, Foreign Affairs
and International Development Committees meeting together to consider
strategic export controls. By convention each component committee
nominates up to four of its participating Members to be Members
of the CAEC. While all Members of the committees are able to participate
in the work of the CAEC, it is expected that those Members who
are nominated will participate.
Participating Members
Berry, Roger (Chair)
Bailey, Adrian (discharged 16.12.09)
Battle, John
Binley, Mr Brian
Borrow, Mr David S
Bruce, Malcolm
Burden, Richard
Crausby, Mr David
Gapes, Mike
Hamilton, Mr Fabian
Holloway, Mr Adam
Jenkin, Mr Bernard
Moss, Mr Malcolm (added 16.12.09)
Oaten, Mark
Stanley, Sir John
Stunell, Andrew
Overall Attendance:
| Meetings attended
5 out of 5
0 out of 1
4 out of 5
0 out of 5
3 out of 5
3 out of 5
2 out of 5
2 out of 5
4 out of 5
1 out of 5
0 out of 5
4 out of 5
2 out of 4
0 out of 5
4 out of 5
4 out of 5
50.7 %
|
Members of the Business, Innovation and Skills, Defence, Foreign Affairs or International Development Committees who have attended at least one meeting of the Committees on Arms Export Controls but were not a nominated Member at the time
Clapham , Michael
Heathcoat-Amory, David
Luff, Peter
Opik, Lembit
| Meetings attended
1
2
2
2
|
Total number of meetings:
| 5 |
Of which: |
|
Number of meetings at which oral evidence was taken
| 2 |
Number of times oral evidence was taken partly or wholly in private
| 0 |
Number of wholly private meetings
| 3 |
Other activities | |
Informal meetings (including overseas visitors)
| 3 |
Staff
Details of the permanent staff of the Committees
when meeting for this purpose during the Session can be found
in the Committees' publications.
Specialist Advisers during the Session
Dr Sibylle Bauer (Specialist Adviser appointed by
the Defence Committee, assisting the Committees on Arms Export
Controls)
Witnesses
Ministers other than Cabinet Ministers
| 1 |
Number of appearances by officials from, or representatives of:
| |
Foreign and Commonwealth Office
| 1 |
Appearances by other witnesses
| 7 |
Overseas Visits
None.
Visits to European Institutions
None.
UK Visits
None.
Reports and Oral and Written Evidence
Title | HC No. (2009-10)
| Date of publication
| Government reply
|
First Report: Scrutiny of Arms Export Controls (2010): UK Strategic Export Controls Annual Report 2008, Quarterly Reports for 2009, licensing policy and review of export control legislation
| 202 | 30.3.10
| Awaited |
Government replies to Reports for Session 2008-09
None.
Formal Minutes
The Formal Minutes of the Committees were published
electronically after each meeting. They are available on the Committees'
website at
http://www.parliament.uk/business/committees/committees-a-z/commons-select/committee-on-arms-export-controls/
Divisions
None.
Debates
None.
Number of oral evidence sessions for each inquiry
during the Session
Inquiry | Number of oral evidence sessions
|
Scrutiny of Arms Export Controls
| 2 |
Total | 2
|
3 BUSINESS, INNOVATION AND SKILLS
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The Committee was nominated by the House of Commons
on 8 November 2007.
Members
Luff, Peter (Chair)
Bailey, Adrian (discharged 23.11.09)
Berry, Roger
Binley, Mr Brian
Clapham, Mr Michael
Hoyle, Mr Lindsay
Kirkbride, Miss Julie
Moffat, Anne
Oaten, Mark
Opik, Lembit
Stewart, Ian (added 23.11.09)
Wright, Mr Anthony
Overall Attendance:
| Meetings attended
14 out of 14
0 out of 0
10 out of 14
8 out of 14
12 out of 14
9 out of 14
13 out of 14
0 out of 14
2 out of 14
11 out of 14
10 out of 14
11 out of 14
64.9 %
|
Includes a "joint" meeting held
concurrently with the Culture, Media and Sport Committee
Total number of meetings:
| 14 |
Of which: |
|
Number of meetings at which oral evidence was taken
| 10 |
Number of times oral evidence was taken partly of wholly in private
| 0 |
Number of wholly private meetings
| 4 |
Number of concurrent meetings with other committees
| 1 |
Other activities | |
Informal meetings |
1 |
Staff
Details of the permanent staff of the Committee during
the Session can be found in the Committee's publications.
Specialist Advisers during the Session
Maureen Kearney, Naomi Nardi and Howard Webber.
Witnesses
Oral evidence was given during the Session by the following categories of witnesses:
| |
Number of appearances by:
| |
Cabinet Ministers | 1
|
Ministers other than Cabinet Ministers
| 5 |
Members of the House of Lords (of whom one was also a Minister)
| 1 |
Number of appearances by officials from, or representatives of:
| |
Department for Business, Innovation and Skills
| 2 |
Public bodies and non-Ministerial departments comprising:
| |
Association of Colleges
| 1 |
Local Government Association
| 1 |
Ofcom | 2
|
Skills Funding Agency |
1 |
South East England Development Agency
| 1 |
UK Commission for Employment and Skills
| 1 |
Young People's Learning Agency
| 1 |
Appearances by other witnesses:
| 11 |
Overseas Visits
None.
Visits to European Institutions
None.
UK Visits
Date | Destination
| Members | Staff
| Purpose | Cost
|
23.11.09 | Northampton
| Luff, Binley, Kirkbride, Wright
| 2 | Inquiry into the motorsport and aerospace industries
| £364.50 |
7.12.09 | Hook Norton Brewery, BanburyA
| Berry | 1
| Inquiry into Pub companies: follow-up
| £49.20 |
18.1.10 | Rolls-Royce, Derby
| Luff, Kirkbride, Opik |
2 | Inquiry into the motorsport and aerospace industries
| £1,170 |
A
Travel in a representative capacity
Reports and Oral and Written Evidence
Title | HC No. (2009-10)
| Date of publication
| Government reply
|
First Report: The creation of the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills and the Departmental Annual Report 2008-09
| 160 | 15.12.09
| Not applicable |
Second Report: The work of the Committee in 2008-09
| 195 | 5.1.10
| Not applicable |
Third Report: Exporting out of recession
| 266-I | 28.1.10
| Received 15.3.10: published as Third Special Report Session 2009-10
|
Oral and Written Evidence: Exporting out of recession
| 266-II | 28.1.10
| Not applicable |
Fourth Report: Broadband
| 72 | 23.2.10
| Cm 7859, published 7.4.10
|
Fifth Report: Pub companies: follow-up
| 138 | 4.3.10
| Received 19.3.10: published as Eighth Report Session 2009-10
|
Sixth Report: Full speed ahead: maintaining UK excellence in motorsport and aerospace
| 173 | 22.3.10
| Cm 7867, published 7.4.10
|
Seventh Report: Scrutiny of Arms Export Controls (2010): UK Strategic Export Controls Annual Report 2008, Quarterly Reports for 2009, licensing policy and review of export control legislationB
| 202 | 30.4.10
| Awaited |
Eighth Report: Pub companies: follow-up: Government Response to the Committee's Fifth Report of Session 2009-10
| 503 | 25.3.10
| Not applicable |
Ninth Report: Mergers, acquisitions and takeovers: the takeover of Cadbury by Kraft
| 234 | 6.4.10
| Awaited |
Tenth Report: The Skills Funding Agency and further education funding
| 10 | 6.4.10
| Awaited |
First Special Report: Risk and Reward: sustaining a higher value-added economy: Government Response to the Business and Enterprise Committee's Eleventh Report of Session 2008-09
| 196 | 5.1.10
| Not applicable |
Second Special Report: Enterprise Finance Guarantee scheme: Government Response to the Business and Enterprise Committee's Tenth Report of Session 2008-09
| 307 | 22.1.10
| Not applicable |
Third Special Report: Exporting out of recession: Government Response to the Committee's Third Report of Session 2009-10
| 504 | 26.3.10
| Not applicable |
Oral and Written Evidence: Ofcom Annual Plan 2009-10
| 77 | 13.1.10
| Not applicable |
Oral and Written Evidence: The work of the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills
| 299 | 10.3.10
| Not applicable |
B Jointly with the Defence, Foreign Affairs and
International Development Committees
Government replies to Reports for Session 2008-09
Reply to the Committee's Eleventh Report: Risk
and Reward: sustaining a higher value-added economy, received
11.12.09 and published as the Committee's First Special Report,
Session 2009-10.
Reply to the Committee's Tenth Report: Enterprise
Finance Guarantee scheme, received 18.1.10 and published as
the Committee's Second Special Report, Session 2009-10.
Formal Minutes
The Formal Minutes of the Committee were published
electronically after each meeting of the Committee. They are available
on the Committee's website at
http://www.parliament.uk/parliamentary_committees/bis.cfm.
Divisions
None.
Debates
The following Report was the subject of an Estimates
Day debate:
Fourth Report, Session 2009-10, Broadband,
HC 72, 6.4.10.
Number of oral evidence sessions for each inquiry
during the Session
Inquiry | Number of oral evidence sessions
|
Broadband speed | 1
|
Company takeovers, mergers and acquisitions
| 2 |
Further Education funding and the Skills Funding Agency
| 2 |
Motorsport and aerospace industries
| 2 |
Ofcom Annual Plan 2009-10
| 1 |
Pub companies: follow-up
| 1 |
The work of the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills
| 1 |
Total | 10
|
4 CHILDREN, SCHOOLS AND FAMILIES
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The Committee was nominated by the House of Commons
on 8 November 2007.
Members
Sheerman, Mr Barry (Chair)
Brooke, Annette
Buck, Ms Karen
Carswell, Mr Douglas
Chaytor, Mr David
Hodgson, Mrs Sharon
Holmes, Paul
Mactaggart, Fiona
Pelling, Mr Andrew
Southworth, Helen
Stuart, Mr Graham
Timpson, Mr Edward
Twigg, Derek
Waltho, Lynda
Overall Attendance:
| Meetings attended
29 out of 29
21 out of 29
22 out of 29
3 out of 29
17 out of 29
0 out of 29
19 out of 29
2 out of 29
20 out of 29
15 out of 29
21 out of 29
17 out of 29
1 out of 29
0 out of 29
46.1 %
|
Total number of meetings:
| 29 |
Of which:
| |
Number of meetings at which oral evidence was taken
| 20 |
Number of times oral evidence was taken partly or wholly in private
| 0 |
Number of wholly private meetings
| 9 |
Other activities |
|
Informal meetings (including overseas visitors)
| 3 |
Staff
Details of the permanent staff of the Committee during
the Session can be found in the Committee's publications.
Specialist Advisers during the Session
John Coughlan CBE, Professor Brian Fidler, Professor
John Gray, Professor Bob Hudson, Professor Christine Pascal OBE,
Dame Denise Platt DBE, Dame Gillian Pugh DBE, Professor Peter
Roberts OBE, Teresa Smith, Professor Alan Smithers, Professor
Kathy Sylva OBE, Tony Travers, Professor Geoff Whitty and Professor
Dylan Wiliam.
Witnesses
Oral evidence was given during the Session by the following categories of witnesses:
| |
Number of appearances by:
| |
Cabinet Ministers | 2
|
Ministers other than Cabinet Ministers
| 4 |
Members of the House of Lords
| 2 |
Members of the House of Commons
| 2 |
Number of appearances by officials from, or representatives of:
| |
Department for Children, Schools and Families
| 5 |
Office for Standards in Education, Children's Services and Skills (Ofsted)
| 1 |
Appearances by other witnesses
| 89 |
Overseas Visits
Date | Destination
| Members | Staff
| Purpose | Cost
|
27-29.1.10 | The Netherlands
| Sheerman, Buck, Chaytor, Holmes, Southworth, Stuart
| 2 | Inquiry into young people not in education, employment or training
| £9,587.24 |
Visits to European Institutions
None.
UK Visits
Date | Destination
| Members | Staff
| Purpose | Cost
|
25.11.09 | Queens Park Children's Centre, London
| Sheerman, Buck, Chaytor, Holmes, Stuart, Timpson
| 2 | Inquiry into Sure Start Children's Centres
| £125.64 |
31.10.09 | The All Souls Group, OxfordA
| Sheerman | 0
| Education in a recession and its role in regeneration
| £75.70 |
A Travel in a representative capacity
Reports and Oral and Written Evidence
Title | HC No. (2009-10)
| Date of publication
| Government reply
|
First Report: School Accountability
| 88-I | 7.1.10
| Responses from the Government and Ofsted received 22.3.10: published as Third Special Report of Session 2009-10
|
Oral and Written Evidence: School Accountability
| 88-II | 7.1.10
| Not applicable |
Second Report: The Review of Elective Home Education
| 39-I | 16.12.09
| Received 11.3.10: published as Second Special Report of Session 2009-10
|
Oral and Written Evidence: The Review of Elective Home Education
| 39-II | 16.12.09
| Not applicable |
Third Report: The Work of the Committee 2008-09
| 187 | 13.1.10
| Not applicable |
Fourth Report: Training of Teachers
| 275-I | 9.2.10
| Awaited |
Oral and Written Evidence: Training of Teachers
| 275-II | 9.2.10
| Not applicable |
Fifth Report: Sure Start Children's Centres
| 130-I | 29.3.10
| Awaited |
Oral and Written Evidence: Sure Start Children's Centres
| 130-II | 29.3.10
| Not applicable |
Sixth Report: Transforming Education Outside the Classroom
| 418 | 1.4.10
| Awaited |
Seventh Report: Early Years Single Funding Formula
| 131 | 24.3.10
| Cm 7871, published 9.4.10
|
Eighth Report: Young people not in education, employment or training
| 316-I | 8.4.10
| Awaited |
Oral and Written Evidence: Young people not in education, employment or training
| 316-II | 8.4.10
| Not applicable |
Ninth Report: From Baker to Balls: the foundations of the education system
| 422 | 6.4.10
| Not required |
First Special Report: Training of Children and Families Social Workers: Government Response to the Committee's Seventh Report of Session 2008-09
| 358 | 9.3.10
| Not applicable |
Second Special Report: The Review of Elective Home Education: Government Response to the Committee's Second Report of Session 2009-10
| 423 | 11.3.10
| Not applicable |
Third Special Report: School Accountability: Responses from the Government and Ofsted to the First Report of the Committee, Session 2009-10
| 486 | 22.3.10
| Not applicable |
Oral and Written Evidence: 21st Century Schools White Paper
| 116 | 9.12.09
| Not applicable |
Oral and Written Evidence: Public Expenditure
| 174 | 26.1.10
| Not applicable |
Oral Evidence: Appointment of the Chief Regulator
| 277-i | 3.3.10
| Not applicable |
Oral and Written Evidence: The Gifted and Talented programme
| 337-i | 7.4.10
| Not applicable |
Corrected Evidence published on the Internet: Ofsted Inspection of Children's Services
| 276-i | 20.1.10
| Not applicable |
Corrected Evidence published on the Internet: Ofsted Inspection of Children's Services
| 276-ii | 22.3.10
| Not applicable |
Uncorrected Oral Evidence published on the Internet: Funding of Academies
| 526-i | 29.3.10
| Not applicable |
Uncorrected Oral Evidence published on the Internet: Reform of Children's Social Work
| 527-i | 29.3.10
| Not applicable |
Written Evidence published on the Internet: Funding of Academies
| 526-i | 29.3.10
| Not applicable |
Government replies to Reports for Session 2008-09
Reply to the Committee's Seventh Report: Training
of Children and Families Social Workers, published as HC 358
(9.3.10).
Formal Minutes
The Formal Minutes of the Committee were published
electronically after each meeting of the Committee. They are available
on the Committee's website at http://www.parliament.uk/education-committee.
Divisions
Date | Subject
|
9.12.09
15.3.10
| One, on the Chairman's draft Report on The Review of Elective Home Education
One, on the Chairman's draft Report on Sure Start Children's Centres
|
Debates
The following Reports were tagged on the Order Paper
as being relevant to a debate in the House:
First Report, Session 2009-10, School Accountability,
HC 88-I, 11.1.10
Second Report, Session 2009-10, The Review of
Elective Home Education, 39-I, 11.1.09.
Number of oral evidence sessions for each inquiry
during the Session
Inquiry | Number of oral evidence sessions
|
"From Baker to Balls": the foundations of the education system
| 2 |
Appointment of the Chief Regulator
| 1 |
Early Years Single Funding Formula
| 1 |
Funding of Academies |
1 |
Learning outside the classroom
| 1 |
Ofsted Inspection of Children's Services
| 2 |
Reform of Children's Social Work
| 1 |
Sure Start Children's Centres
| 4 |
Teaching of STEM subjects
| 2 |
The Gifted and Talented programme
| 1 |
Young people not in education, employment or training
| 5 |
Total | 21B
|
B
On one occasion the Committee's meeting comprised two separate
oral evidence sessions
5 COMMUNITIES AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT
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The Committee was nominated by the House of Commons
on 13 July 2005.
Members
Starkey, Dr Phyllis (Chair)
Beresford, Sir Paul
Betts, Mr Clive
Cummings, John
George, Andrew
Hands, Mr Greg
Main, Anne
Pugh, Dr John
Seabeck, Alison
Slaughter, Mr Andy
Turner, Neil
Overall Attendance:
| Meetings attended
15 out of 15
3 out of 15
14 out of 15
7 out of 15
2 out of 15
1 out of 15
4 out of 15
4 out of 15
12 out of 15
9 out of 15
1 out of 15
43.6 %
|
Total number of meetings:
| 15 |
Of which: |
|
Number of meetings at which oral evidence was taken
| 10 |
Number of times oral evidence was taken partly or wholly in private
| 1 |
Number of wholly private meetings
| 5 |
Staff
Details of the permanent staff of the Committee during
the Session can be found in the Committee's publications.
Specialist Advisers during the Session
Dilwar Hussein, Alveena Malik, Stephen Partridge,
Kelvin MacDonald and Dr Helen Walker.
Witnesses
Oral Evidence was given during the Session by the following categories of witness:
| |
Number of appearances by:
| |
Cabinet Ministers | 1
|
Ministers other than Cabinet Ministers
| 5 |
Number of appearances by officials from, or representatives of:
| |
Department for Communities and Local Government
| 3 |
Other Government Departments
| 2 |
Number of appearances by officials from or representatives of public bodies and non-Ministerial departments comprising:
|
3 |
Homes and Communities Agency
| 2 |
Tenant Services Authority
| 1 |
Appearances by other witnesses
| 46 |
Overseas Visits
None.
Visits to European Institutions
None.
UK Visits
Date | Destination
| Members | Staff
| Purpose | Cost
|
23.11.09 | Stockport
| Starkey, Cummings, Seabeck, Turner
| 5A | Beyond Decent Homes
| £2,655.00 |
11.1.10 | Birmingham
| Starkey, Betts, Pugh, Seabeck
| 5A | Preventing Violent Extremism
| £2,340.87 |
A
Includes 1 specialist adviser, 1 facilitator and 1shorthand writer
Reports and Oral and Written Evidence
Title | HC No. (2009-10)
| Date of publication
| Government reply
|
First Report: The Work of the Committee in 08-09
| 179 | 18.12.09
| Not applicable |
Second Report: Local authority investments: the work of the Financial Services Authority
| 287 | 26.1.10
| Received 6.4.10 |
Third Report: Communities and Local Government's Departmental Annual Report 2009, and the performance of the Department in 2008-09
| 391 | 5.3.10
| Received 30.3.10 |
Fourth Report: Beyond Decent Homes
| 60 | 23.3.10
| Awaited |
Oral and Written Evidence: Beyond Decent Homes
| 60-II | 23.3.10
| Not applicable |
Fifth Report: FiReControl
| 352 | 1.4.10
| Awaited |
Sixth Report: Preventing violent extremism
| 65 | 30.3.10
| Awaited |
First Special Report: Market Failure: Can the traditional market survive? Correspondence relating to the Committee's Ninth Report of Session 2008-09
| 531 | 6.4.10
| Not applicable |
Oral and Written Evidence: The work of the Government Equalities Office
| 317-i | 4.3.10
| Not applicable |
Oral and Written Evidence: Housing and Planning
| 454 | 9.4.10
| Not applicable |
Oral Evidence: Review of Council Housing Finance
| 915-i | 19.3.10
| Not applicable |
Written Evidence published on the Internet: CLG Winter Supplementary Estimates 2009-10
| | 13.1.10
| Not applicable |
Written Evidence published on the Internet: Government Equalities Office Autumn Performance Report 2009
| | 30.3.10
| Not applicable |
Written Evidence published on the Internet: The Department for Communities and Local Government Autumn Performance Report 2009
| | 30.3.10
| Not applicable |
Written Evidence published on the Internet: The Department for Communities and Local Government update on Coastal Towns
| | 30.3.10
| Not applicable |
Government replies to Reports for Session 2008-09
Reply to the Committee's Thirteenth Report: The
Supporting People programme, published as Cm 7790 (18.1.10).
Formal Minutes
The Formal Minutes of the Committee were published
electronically after each meeting of the Committee. They are available
on the Committee's website at http://www.parliament.uk/clg.
Divisions
Date | Subject
|
19.1.10 | One, on an amendment proposed to the Chair's draft Report on Local authority investments: the role of the Financial Services Authority,
|
16.3.10 | Two, on amendments proposed to the Chairman's draft Report on FiReControl
|
Debates
The following Report was tagged on the Order Paper
as being relevant to a debate in Westminster Hall:
Thirteenth Report, Session 2009-10, The Supporting
People Programme, HC 649-I, 11.3.10.
The following Report was tagged on the Order Paper
as being relevant to a debate in the House:
Sixth Report, Session 2008-09, The Balance of
Power: Central and Local Government, HC 33-I, 10.12.09.
Number of oral evidence sessions for each inquiry
during the Session
Inquiry | Number of oral evidence sessions
|
Beyond Decent Homes |
2 |
FiReControl | 1
|
Housing and Planning |
1 |
Preventing Violent Extremism
| 5 |
The work of the Government Equalities Office
| 1 |
Total | 10
|
6 CONSOLIDATION &C., BILLS
(JOINT COMMITTEE)
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The Committee was nominated by the House of Commons
on 14 November 2005. The Committee did not meet in 2009-10
Members
Bercow, John
Binley, Mr Brian
Brown, Mr Russell
Carmichael, Alistair
Cash, Mr William
Caton, Mr Martin
Challen, Colin
Dobbin, Jim
Dorrell, Stephen
Farrelly, Paul
MacDougall, Mr John
Waltho, Lynda
| |
Staff
Commons Clerk of the Committee: Eliot Wilson
Lords Clerk of the Committee: Daisy Ricketts
7 CULTURE, MEDIA AND SPORT
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The Committee was nominated by the House of Commons
on 13 July 2005.
Members
Whittingdale, Mr John (Chair)
Ainsworth, Peter
Anderson, Janet
Davies, Philip
Farrelly, Paul
Hall, Mr Mike
Keen, Alan
McKenna, Rosemary
Price, Adam
Sanders, Mr Adrian
Watson, Mr Tom
Overall Attendance:
| Meetings attended
*21 out of 21
13 out of 21
*8 out of 21
*17 out of 21
18 out of 21
3 out of 21
9 out of 21
4 out of 21
8 out of 21
*18 out of 21
*14 out of 21
57.6 %
|
* Included a "joint" meeting held concurrently with
the Business, Innovation and Skills Committee.
Total number of meetings:
|
21 |
Of which: |
|
Number of meetings at which oral evidence was taken
| 7 |
Number of times oral evidence was taken partly or wholly in private
| 0 |
Number of wholly private meetings
| 14 |
Number of concurrent meetings with other committees
| 1 |
Other activities | |
Informal meetings |
1 |
Staff
Details of the permanent staff of the Committee during
the Session can be found in the Committee's publications.
Specialist Advisers during the Session
Brian Cathcart, Ray Gallagher, Sara John and Bob
Kindred MBE.
Witnesses
Number of appearances by:
| |
Cabinet Ministers | 1
|
Ministers other than Cabinet Ministers
| 2 |
Members of the House of Lords
| 2 |
Members of the House of Commons
| 0 |
Number of appearances by officials from, or representatives of:
| |
Department for Communities and Local Government
| 1 |
Department for Culture, Media and Sport
| 2 |
Number of appearances by officials from or representatives of public bodies and non-Ministerial departments comprising:
| |
BBC | 1
|
Ofcom | 2
|
Office of Fair Trading |
1 |
Olympic Delivery Authority
| 1 |
Appearances by other witnesses
| 10 |
Overseas Visits
None.
Visits to European Institutions
None.
UK Visits
Date | Destination
| Members | Staff
| Purpose | Cost
|
4.3.10 | Royal College of Art, LondonA
| Whittingdale, Ainsworth
| 2 | Familiarisation visit
| £39.83 |
A
Travel in a representative capacity
Reports and Oral and Written Evidence
Title | HC No. (2009-10)
| Date of publication
| Government reply
|
First Report: The work of the Committee in 2008-09
| 264 | 14.1.10
| Not applicable |
Second Report: Press standards, privacy and libel
| 362-I | 24.2.10
| Cm 7851, published 6.4.10
|
Oral and Written Evidence: Press standards, privacy and libel
| 362-II | 23.2.10
| Not applicable |
Third Report: Channel 4 Annual Report
| 415 | 15.3.10
| Cm 7858, published 29.3.10
|
Fourth Report: Future for local and regional media
| 43-I | 6.4.10
| Awaited |
Oral and Written Evidence: Future for local and regional media
| 43-II | 6.4.10
| Not applicable |
Fifth Report: BBC Annual Report 2008-09
| 515 | 30.3.10
| Awaited |
First Special Report: Press standards, privacy and libel: Press Complaints Commission's Response to the Committee's Second Report of Session 2009-10
| 532 | 6.4.10
| Not applicable |
Oral and Written Evidence: Olympic Games and Paralympic Games 2012: Legacy
| 416 | 12.4.10
| Not applicable |
Government replies to Reports for Session 2008-09
None.
Formal Minutes
The Formal Minutes of the Committee were published
electronically after each meeting of the Committee. They are available
on the Committee's website at http://www.parliament.uk/cmscom.
Divisions
Date | Subject
|
9.2.10 | Four, on the Chair's draft Report on Press standards, privacy and libel
|
24.3.10 | One, on the Chair's draft Report on The BBC Annual Report 2008-09
|
Debates
The following Reports were tagged on the Order Paper
as being relevant to a debate in the House:
Third Report, Session 2009-10, Channel 4 Annual
Report, HC 415, 15.3.10
Fourth Report, Session 2009-10, Future for local
and regional media, HC 43-I, 6.4.10.
Number of oral evidence sessions for each inquiry
during the Session
Inquiry | Number of oral evidence sessions
|
Future for local and regional media
| 3 |
London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games
| 1 |
Ofcom Annual Plan 2009-10
| 1 |
Olympic Games and Paralympic Games 2012: Legacy
| 2 |
Total | 7
|
8 DEFENCE
For website access click on www.parliament.uk/defcom.
The Committee was nominated by the House of Commons
on 13 July 2005.
Members
Arbuthnot, Mr James (Chair)
Borrow, Mr David S
Crausby, Mr David
Gilroy, Linda
Hamilton, David
Hancock, Mr Mike
Havard, Mr Dai
Holloway, Mr Adam
Jenkin, Mr Bernard
Jenkins, Mr Brian
Key, Robert
Moon, Mrs Madeleine
Smith, John
Younger-Ross, Richard
Overall Attendance:
| Meetings attended
16 out of 16
9 out of 16
11 out of 16
16 out of 16
10 out of 16
7 out of 16
12 out of 16
8 out of 16
14 out of 16
14 out of 16
13 out of 16
8 out of 16
0 out of 16
2 out of 16
62.5 %
|
Total number of meetings:
| 16 |
Of which: |
|
Number of meetings at which oral evidence was taken
| 6 |
Number of times oral evidence was taken partly or wholly in private
| 1 |
Number of wholly private meetings
| 10 |
Other activities | |
Informal meetings (including overseas visitors)
| 7 |
Staff
Details of the permanent staff of the Committee during
the Session can be found in the Committee's publications.
Specialist Advisers during the Session
Paul Beaver, Rear Admiral Ric Cheadle CB DL, Professor
Michael Clarke, Major General Tim Cross CBE, Professor David Kirkpatrick,
Rear Admiral David Snelson and Air Marshal Philip Sturley CB MBE.
Witnesses
Oral evidence was given during the Session by the following categories of witnesses:
| |
Number of appearances by:
| |
Cabinet Ministers | 2
|
Ministers other than Cabinet Ministers
| 2 |
Members of the House of Lords (of whom one was a Minister)
| 1 |
Number of appearances by officials from, or representatives of:
| |
Ministry of Defence |
4 |
Appearances by other witnesses
| 6 |
Overseas Visits
Date | Destination
| Members | Staff
| Purpose | Cost
|
16-22.1.10 | Pakistan and Afghanistan
| Arbuthnot, Gilroy, Havard, Jenkin, Moon, Younger-Ross
| 2 | Inquiry into UK operations in Afghanistan
| £19,459.82 |
Visits to European Institutions
None.
UK Visits
None.
Reports and Oral and Written Evidence
Title | HC No. (2009-10)
| Date of publication
| Government reply
|
First Report: The Work of the Committee 2008-09
| 119 | 6.1.10
| Not applicable |
Second Report: MoD Winter Supplementary Estimate 2009-10
| 150 | 10.12.09
| Received 8.2.10: published as Third Special Report Session 2009-10
|
Third Report: National security and resilience
| 149 | 16.12.09
| Received 11.2.10: published as Second Special Report Session 2009-10
|
Fourth Report: Readiness and recuperation of the Armed Forces: looking towards the Strategic Defence Review
| 53 | 10.2.10
| Received 30.3.10: published as Fifth Special Report Session 2009-10
|
Fifth Report: Ministry of Defence Annual Report and Accounts 2008-09
| 52 | 24.2.10
| Awaited |
Sixth Report: Defence Equipment 2010
| 99 | 4.3.10
| Received 24.3.10: published as Fourth Special Report Session 2009-10
|
Seventh Report: The Comprehensive Approach: the point of war is not just to win but to make a better peace
| 224 | 18.3.10
| Awaited |
Eighth Report: The contribution of ISTAR to operations
| 225 | 25.3.10
| Awaited |
Ninth Report: Scrutiny of Arms Export Controls (2010): UK Strategic Export Controls Annual Report 2008, Quarterly Reports for 2009, licensing policy and review of export control legislation
| 202 | 30.3.10
| Awaited |
First Special Report: Helicopter Capability: Government response to the Committee's Eleventh Report of Session 2008-09
| 381 | 25.2.10
| Not applicable |
Second Special Report: National security and resilience: Government response to the Committee's Third Report of Session 2009-10
| 382 | 15.3.10
| Not applicable |
Third Special Report: MoD Winter Supplementary Estimate 2009-10: Government response to the Committee's Second Report of Session 2009-10
| 383 | 17.3.10
| Not applicable |
Fourth Special Report: Defence Equipment 2010: Government response to the Committee's Sixth Report of Session 2009-10
| 516 | 6.4.10
| Not applicable |
Fifth Special Report: Readiness and Recuperation of the Armed Forces: looking towards the Strategic Defence Review: Government response to the Committee's Fourth Report of Session 2009-10
| 536 | 8.4.10
| Not applicable |
Oral and Written Evidence: Afghanistan and the Green Paper
| 223-i | 19.4.10
| Not applicable |
Government replies to Reports for Session 2008-09
Reply to the Committee's Eleventh Report: Helicopter
Capability, received 6.10.09 and published as the Committee's
First Special Report, Session 2009-10.
Formal Minutes
The Formal Minutes of the Committee were published
electronically after each meeting of the Committee. They are available
on the Committee's website at http://www.parliament.uk/defcom.
Divisions
None.
Debates
None.
Number of oral evidence sessions for each inquiry
during the Session
Inquiry | Number of oral evidence sessions
|
Afghanistan and the Green Paper
| 1 |
Defence Equipment 2010 |
4 |
MoD Annual Report and Accounts 2008-09
| 1 |
Readiness and recuperation for the contingent tasks of today
| 1A |
Total | 7B
|
A The
Committee took oral evidence in this inquiry in Session 2008-09;
figures appear in the Return for that Session (HC 1(2008-09))
B At one meeting of
the Committee evidence was taken on more than one inquiry
9 ENERGY AND CLIMATE CHANGE
For website access click on www.parliament.uk/parliamentary_committees/ecc.cfm.
The Committee was nominated by the House of Commons
on 19 January 2009.
Members
Morley, Elliot (Chair)
Anderson, Mr David
Challen, Colin
Dorries, Nadine
Hendry, Charles
Kirkbride, Miss Julie
Main, Anne
Mallaber, Judy
Robertson, John
Smith, Sir Robert
Tipping, Paddy
Turner, Dr Desmond
Weir, Mr Mike
Whitehead, Dr Alan
Overall Attendance:
| Meetings attended
0 out of 18
11 out of 18
11 out of 18
0 out of 18
15 out of 18
13 out of 18
3 out of 18
12 out of 18
11 out of 18
17 out of 18
14 out of 18
16 out of 18
17 out of 18
16 out of 18
61.9 %
|
Total number of meetings:
| 18 |
Of which: |
|
Number of meetings at which oral evidence was taken
| 15 |
Number of times oral evidence was taken partly or wholly in private
| 0 |
Number of wholly private meetings
| 3 |
Other activities | |
Informal meetings | 1
|
Staff
Details of the permanent staff of the Committee during
the Session can be found in the Committee's publications.
Specialist Advisers during the Session
Mike Ash, Kelvin MacDonald, Professor Goran Strbac
and Dr Jim Watson.
Witnesses
Oral evidence was given during the Session by the following categories of witnesses:
| |
Number of appearances by:
| |
Ministers other than Cabinet Ministers
| 3 |
Members of the House of Lords
| 1 |
Number of appearances by officials from or representatives of public bodies and non-Ministerial departments comprising:
| |
Fuel Poverty Advisory Group
| 1 |
Office of Gas and Electricity Markets
| 2 |
Nuclear Decommissioning Authority
| 1 |
Appearances by other witnesses
| 45 |
Overseas Visits
Date | Destination
| Members | Staff
| Purpose | Cost
|
8-12.12.09 | California
| Robertson, Smith, Tipping, Turner, Weir, Whitehead
| 2 | Fact-finding for low carbon technologies in a green economy inquiry
| £47,536.89 |
14-18.12.09 | CopenhagenA
| Turner | 1
| Attendance at COP 15 Negotiations
| £3,447.34 |
A
Travel in a representative capacity
Visits to European Institutions
Date | Destination
| Members | Staff
| Purpose | Cost
|
18.11.09 | BrusselsA
| Challen | 1
| Attendance at EUFORES Conference on Energy Efficiency
| £350.07 |
A
Travel in a representative capacity
UK Visits
None.
Reports and Oral and Written Evidence
Title | HC No. (2009-10)
| Date of publication
| Government reply
|
First Report: Work of the Committee in Session 2008-09
| 133 | 10.12.09
| Not required |
Second Report: The Future of Britain's Electricity Networks
| 194-I | 23.2.10
| Awaited |
Oral and Written Evidence: The Future of Britain's Electricity Networks
| 194-II | 23.2.10
| Not applicable |
Third Report: The proposals for national policy statements on energy
| 231-I | 23.3.10
| Awaited |
Oral and Written Evidence: The proposals for national policy statements on energy
| 231-II | 23.3.10
| Not applicable |
Fourth Report: Low carbon technologies in a green economy
| 193-I | 28.3.10
| Awaited |
Oral and Written Evidence: Low carbon technologies in a green economy
| 193-II | 28.3.10
| Not applicable |
Fifth Report: Fuel poverty
| 424-I | 30.3.10
| Awaited |
Oral and Written Evidence: Fuel poverty
| 424-II | 8.4.10
| Not applicable |
Oral Evidence: Project Discovery; and the prospect for domestic prices
| 115-i ,-ii | 8.4.10
| Not applicable |
Oral Evidence: Severn Estuary Tidal Power Projects A
| 1011-i | 8.4.10
| Not applicable |
Oral Evidence: DECC Annual Report and Resource Accounts A
| 1073-i | 8.4.10
| Not applicable |
A
HC No. refers to Session 2008-09
Government replies to Reports for Session 2008-09
None.
Formal Minutes
The Formal Minutes of the Committee were published
electronically after each meeting of the Committee. They are available
on the Committee's website at
http://www.parliament.uk/parliamentary_committees/ecc.cfm.
Divisions
None.
Debates
None.
Number of oral evidence sessions for each inquiry
during the Session
Inquiry | Number of oral evidence sessions
|
Fuel poverty | 2
|
Low carbon technologies in a green economyA
| 1 |
Project Discovery; and the prospect for domestic prices
| 2 |
The proposals for national policy statements on energy
| 10 |
Total | 15
|
A
The Committee took oral evidence on this inquiry in Session 2008-09;
figures appear in the Return for that Session (HC 1(2008-09))
10 ENVIRONMENTAL AUDIT
For website access click on www.parliament.uk/eacom.
The Committee was nominated by the House of Commons
on 13 July 2005.
Members
Yeo, Mr Tim (Chair)
Barker, Gregory
Caton, Mr Martin
Challen, Colin
Chaytor, Mr David
Horwood, Martin
Hurd, Mr Nick
Kennedy, Jane
Lazarowicz, Mark
Liddell-Grainger, Mr Ian
Malik, Mr Shahid
Riordan, Mrs Linda
Stuart, Mr Graham
Swinson, Jo
Turner, Dr Desmond
Walley, Joan
Overall Attendance:
| Meetings attended
13 out of 13
0 out of 13
6 out of 13
10 out of 13
6 out of 13
7 out of 13
1 out of 13
0 out of 13
8 out of 13
1 out of 13
0 out of 13
0 out of 13
0 out of 13
7 out of 13
10 out of 13
9 out of 13
37.5 %
|
Total number of meetings:
| 13 |
Of which: |
|
Number of meetings at which oral evidence was taken
| 9 |
Number of times oral evidence was taken partly or wholly in private
| 0 |
Number of wholly private meetings
| 4 |
Other activities | |
Informal meetings |
3 |
Staff
Details of the permanent staff of the Committee during
the Session can be found in the Committee's publications.
Specialist Advisers during the Session
Dr Merylyn McKenzie Hedger and Professor Michael
Pilling.
Witnesses
Oral Evidence was given during the Session by the following categories of witnesses:
| |
Number of appearances by:
| |
Cabinet Ministers | 2
|
Ministers other than Cabinet Ministers
| 1 |
Members of the House of Lords
| 2 |
Number of appearances by officials from, or representatives of:
| |
Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs
| 2 |
Department of Energy and Climate Change
| 1 |
Department for Transport
| 1 |
HM Treasury | 1
|
Number of appearances by officials from or representatives of public bodies and non-Ministerial departments comprising:
| |
Adaptation Sub-Committee of the Committee on Climate Change
| 1 |
Committee on Climate Change
| 1 |
Environment Agency |
1 |
Greater London Authority
| 2 |
Natural England | 1
|
UK Climate Impacts Programme
| 1 |
UK Financial Investments Ltd
| 1 |
Appearances by other witnesses
| 7 |
Overseas Visits
Date | Destination
| Members | Staff
| Purpose | Cost
|
10-27.12.09 | CopenhagenA
| Yeo, Turner, Walley |
0 | UNFCCC 15th Conference of the Parties
| £6,621.25 |
A
Travel in a representative capacity
Visits to European Institutions
Date | Destination
| Members | Staff
| Purpose | Cost
|
20.1.10 | BrusselsA
| Yeo, Chaytor, Walley |
2 | Inquiry into air quality
| £3,139.49 |
A
Travel in a representative capacity
UK Visits
Date | Destination
| Members | Staff
| Purpose | Cost
|
15.12.09 | The Thames Barrier, LondonA
| Yeo, Chaytor, Liddell-Grainger
| 3 | Inquiry into adapting to climate change
| Nil |
A
Travel in a representative capacity
Reports and Oral and Written Evidence
Title | HC No. (2009-10)
| Date of publication
| Government reply
|
First Report: The work of the Committee in 2008-09
| 58 | 7.12.09
| Not required |
Second Report: Green Jobs and Skills
| 159-I | 16.12.09
| Received 2.3.10: published as First Special Report, Session 2009-10
|
Oral and Written Evidence: Green Jobs and Skills
| 159-II | 16.12.09
| Not applicable |
Third Report: Carbon budgets
| 228-I | 11.1.10
| Received 4.3.10: published as Second Special Report, Session 2009-10
|
Oral and Written Evidence: Carbon budgets
| 228-II | 14.1.10
| Not applicable |
Fourth Report: The role of the carbon markets in preventing dangerous climate change
| 290 | 8.2.10
| Awaited |
Fifth Report: Air Quality
| 229-I | 22.3.10
| Awaited |
Oral and Written Evidence: Air Quality
| 229-II | 23.3.10
| Not applicable |
Sixth Report: Adapting to Climate Change
| 113 | 25.3.10
| Awaited |
First Special Report: Green Jobs and Skills: Government response to the Committee's Second Report
| 435 | 15.3.10
| Not applicable |
Second Special Report: Carbon budgets: Government Response to the Committee's Third Report
| 479 | 31.3.10
| Not applicable |
Oral and Written Evidence: UK Financial Investments
| 445 | 15.4.10
| Not applicable |
Oral and Written Evidence: International Climate Change Negotiations
| 446 | 15.4.10
| Not applicable |
Government replies to Reports for Session 2008-09
None.
Formal Minutes
The Formal Minutes of the Committee were published
electronically after each meeting of the Committee. They are available
on the Committee's website at http://www.parliament.uk/eacom.
Divisions
None.
Debates
The following Report was debated in Westminster Hall:
Ninth Report, Session 2007-08, Carbon capture and
storage, HC 654, 28.1.10.
Number of oral evidence sessions for each inquiry
during the Session
Inquiry | Number of oral evidence sessions
|
Adapting to Climate Change
| 5 |
Air Quality | 3
|
International Climate Change Negotiations
| 1 |
UK Financial Investments
| 1 |
Total | 10 A
|
A
On one occasion the Committee's meeting comprised two separate
oral evidence sessions
11 ENVIRONMENT, FOOD AND RURAL
AFFAIRS
For website access click on www.parliament.uk/efracom.
The Committee was nominated by the House of Commons
on 13 July 2005.
Members
Jack, Mr Michael (Chair)
Cox, Mr Geoffrey
Drew, Mr David
Gray, Mr James
Hall, Patrick
Jones, Lynne
Lepper, David
McIntosh, Anne
Rogerson, Dan
Soulsby, Sir Peter
Strang, Gavin
Taylor, David (died 26.12.09)
Tipping, Paddy
Williams, Mr Roger
Overall Attendance:
| Meetings attended
13 out of 13
3 out of 13
8 out of 13
4 out of 13
3 out of 13
8 out of 13
13 out of 13
11 out of 13
6 out of 13
0 out of 13
6 out of 13
3 out of 3
5 out of 13
7 out of 13
52.3 %
|
Total number of meetings:
| 13 |
Of which: |
|
Number of meetings at which oral evidence was taken
| 4 |
Number of times oral evidence was taken partly or wholly in private
| 0 |
Number of wholly private meetings
| 9 |
Other activities | |
Informal meetings (including overseas visitors)
| 1 |
Staff
Details of the permanent staff of the Committee during
the Session can be found in the Committee's publications.
Specialist Advisers during the Session
Dr Richard Clutterbuck, Frank Farquharson, Professor
Colin Green and Dr Jim Watson.
Witnesses
Oral Evidence was given during the Session by the following categories of witnesses:
| |
Number of appearances by officials from, or representatives of:
| |
Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs
| 1 |
Number of appearances by officials from or representatives of public bodies and non-Ministerial departments comprising:
| |
National Forest Company
| 1 |
Natural England | 1
|
Rural Payments Agency |
1 |
Appearances by other witnesses
| 12 |
Overseas Visits
None.
Visits to European Institutions
None.
UK Visits
Date | Destination
| Members | Staff
| Purpose | Cost
|
20.1.10 | The National Forest, Derbyshire
| Jack, Jones, Lepper, Strang
| 5A | The National Forest
| £3,704.07 B
|
A
Includes 1 shorthand writer
B
Includes costs related to oral evidence session
Reports and Oral and Written Evidence
Title | HC No. (2009-10)
| Date of publication
| Government reply
|
First Report: Appointment of the Chair of Natural England
| 68 | 2.12.09
| Not applicable |
Second Report: The work of the Committee in 2008-09
| 148 | 7.1.10
| Not applicable |
Third Report: Waste Strategy for England 2007A
| 230-I | 19.1.10
| Received 26.3.10: published as First Special Report
|
Third Report: Waste Strategy for England 2007A
| 230-II | 19.1.10
| Not applicable |
Fourth Report: The National Forest
| 281 | 19.3.10
| Awaited |
Fifth Report: Dairy Farmers of Britain
| 227-I | 23.3.10
| Awaited |
Fifth Report: Dairy Farmers of BritainB
| 227-II | 25.3.10
| Not applicable |
First Special Report: Waste Strategy for England 2007: Government Response to the Committee's Third Report of Session 2009-10
| 510 | 26.3.10
| Not applicable |
Oral and Written Evidence: Defra departmental Annual Report and Estimates
| 121-i | 14.4.10
| Not applicable |
Oral and Written Evidence: Defra's food strategy
| 270-i | 7.4.10
| Not applicable |
Oral and Written Evidence: Defra science
| 493-i | 21.4.10
| Not applicable |
A
Incorporating HC 1100, Session 2007-08 and HC 1094, Session 2008-09
B
Incorporating HC 971-i to iv, Session 2008-09
Government replies to Reports for Session 2008-09
Reply to the Committee's Sixth Report: The Draft
Flood and Water Management Bill, published as Cm 7741 (19.11.09).
Formal Minutes
The Formal Minutes of the Committee were published
electronically after each meeting of the Committee. They are available
on the Committee's website at http://www.parliament.uk/efracom.
Divisions
None.
Debates
The following Report was tagged on the Order Paper
as being relevant to a debate in the House:
Sixth Report, Session 2008-09, Draft Flood and
Water Management Bill, HC 555-I, 15.12.09.
Number of oral evidence sessions for each inquiry
during the Session
Inquiry | Number of oral evidence sessions
|
Dairy Farmers of BritainA
| 1 |
Defra's Departmental Report 2009A
| 1 |
Natural England pre-appointment hearing
| 1 |
The National Forest |
1 |
Total | 4
|
A
The Committee took oral evidence on this inquiry in Session 2008-09;
figures appear in the Return for that Session (HC1 (2008-09))
11A Environment,
Food and Rural Affairs Sub-Committee
For website access click on www.parliament.uk/efracom.
The Committee was nominated on 9 January 2008.
Members
Jack, Mr Michael (Chair)
Cox, Mr Geoffrey
Drew, Mr David
Gray, Mr James
Hall, Patrick
Jones, Lynne
Lepper, David
McIntosh, Anne
Rogerson, Dan
Soulsby, Sir Peter
Strang, Gavin
Taylor, David (died 26.12.09)
Tipping, Paddy
Williams, Mr Roger
Overall Attendance:
| Meetings attended
5 out of 5
0 out of 5
5 out of 5
0 out of 5
1 out of 5
3 out of 5
5 out of 5
5 out of 5
3 out of 5
0 out of 5
1 out of 5
0 out of 0
1 out of 5
3 out of 5
49.2 %
|
Total number of meetings:
| 5 |
Of which: |
|
Number of meetings at which oral evidence was taken
| 5 |
Number of times oral evidence was taken partly or wholly in private
| 0 |
Number of wholly private meetings
| 0 |
Staff
The Sub-Committee is supported by the staff of the
main Committee, details of which can be found in the Committee's
publications.
Specialist Advisers during the Session
None.
Witnesses
Oral Evidence was given during the Session by the following categories of witnesses:
| |
Number of appearances by:
| |
Cabinet Ministers | 1
|
Ministers other than Cabinet Ministers
| 1 |
Number of appearances by officials from, or representatives of:
| |
Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs
| 2 |
The Forestry Commission
| 1 |
Number of appearances by officials from, or representatives of public bodies and non-Ministerial departments comprising:
| |
Environment Agency |
1 |
Defra Science Advisory Council
| 1 |
National Forest Company
| 1 |
Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council
| 1 |
European Commission |
1 |
Appearances by other witnesses
| 16 |
Overseas Visits
None.
Visits to European Institutions
None.
UK Visits
None.
Reports and Oral and Written Evidence
None.
Government replies to Reports for Session 2008-09
Not applicable.
Formal Minutes
The Formal Minutes of the Committee were published
electronically after each meeting of the Committee. They are available
on the Committee's website at http://www.parliament.uk/efracom.
Divisions
None.
Debates
None.
Number of oral evidence sessions for each inquiry
during the Session
Inquiry | Number of oral evidence sessions
|
Dairy Farmers of BritainA
| 2 |
Defra Science | 1
|
Defra's Food Strategy |
1 |
The National Forest |
1 |
Total | 5
|
A
The Committee took oral evidence on this inquiry in Session 2008-09;
figures appear in the Return for that Session (HC1 (2008-09))
12 EUROPEAN SCRUTINY
For website access click on www.parliament.uk/escom.
The Committee was nominated by the House of Commons
on 28 June 2005.
Members
Connarty, Michael (Chair)
Bailey, Adrian
Borrow, Mr David S
Cash, Mr William
Clappison, Mr James
Clark, Ms Katy
Dobbin, Jim
Hands, Mr Greg
Heathcoat-Amory, Mr David
Hill, Keith
Hopkins, Kelvin
Hoyle, Mr Lindsay
Laxton, Mr Bob
Robertson, Angus
Steen, Mr Anthony
Younger-Ross, Richard
Overall Attendance:
| Meetings attended
16 out of 17
10 out of 17
11 out of 17
9 out of 17
8 out of 17
0 out of 17
16 out of 17
9 out of 17
6 out of 17
14 out of 17
11 out of 17
1 out of 17
3 out of 17
6 out of 17
7 out of 17
1 out of 17
47.1 %
|
Total number of meetings:
| 17 |
Of which: |
|
Number of meetings at which oral evidence was taken
| 1 |
Number of times oral evidence was taken partly or wholly in private
| 0 |
Number of wholly private meetings
| 16 |
Other activities | |
Informal meetings (including overseas visitors)
| 2 |
Staff
Details of the permanent staff of the Committee during
the Session can be found in the Committee's publications.
Specialist Advisers during the Session
None.
Witnesses
Oral evidence was given during the session by the following categories of witnesses:
| |
Number of appearances by:
| |
Ministers other than Cabinet Ministers
| 1 |
Overseas Visits
Date | Destination
| Members | Staff
| Purpose | Cost
|
2-4.12.09 | Madrid
| Connarty, Dobbin, Hands, Hopkins, Steen
| 3 | Pre-Presidency visit
| £14,280.10 |
4-5.2.10 | MadridA
| Connarty | 1
| Meeting of COSAC Chairs
| £1,874.27 |
A
Travel in a representative capacity
Visits to European Institutions
None.
UK Visits
None.
Reports and Oral and Written Evidence
Title | HC No. (2009-10)
| Date of publication
| Government reply
|
Thirty-Third ReportA
| 19-xxxi | 20.11.09
| Not applicable |
First Report | 5-i
| 2.12.09 | Not applicable
|
Second Report | 5-ii
| 4.12.09 | Not applicable
|
Third Report | 5-iii
| 17.12.09 | Not applicable
|
Fourth Report | 5-iv
| 22.12.09 | Not applicable
|
Fifth Report | 5-v
| 15.1.10 | Not applicable
|
Sixth Report: The Work of the Committee in 2008-09
| 267 | 18.1.10
| Not applicable |
Seventh Report | 5-vi
| 20.1.10 | Not applicable
|
Eighth Report | 5-vii
| 2.2.10 | Not applicable
|
Ninth Report | 5-viii
| 2.2.10 | Not applicable
|
Tenth Report | 5-ix
| 9.2.10 | Not applicable
|
Eleventh Report | 5-x
| 16.2.10 | Not applicable
|
Twelfth Report | 5-xi
| 4.3.10 | Not applicable
|
Thirteenth Report | 5-xii
| 10.3.10 | Not applicable
|
Fourteenth Report | 5-xiii
| 16.3.10 | Not applicable
|
Fifteenth Report | 5-xiv
| 24.3.10 | Not applicable
|
Sixteenth Report | 5-xv
| 1.4.10 | Not applicable
|
Seventeenth Report |
5-xvi | 6.4.10
| Not applicable |
Eighteenth Report | 5-xvii
| 8.4.10 | Not applicable
|
Nineteenth Report | 5-xviii
| 18.5.10 | Not applicable
|
A HC No. Refers to Session 2008-09
Government replies to Reports for Session 2008-09
None.
Formal Minutes
The Formal Minutes of the Committee were published
electronically after each meeting of the Committee. They are available
on the Committee's website at http://www.parliament.uk/escom.
Divisions
Date | Subject
|
6.1.10 | One, on consideration of the Sixth Report
|
10.3.10 | Two, on consideration of the Fourteenth Report
|
7.4.10 | One, on consideration of the Nineteenth Report
|
Debates
None.
Number of oral evidence sessions for each inquiry
during the Session
Inquiry | Number of oral evidence sessions
|
Scrutiny performance of the Foreign and Commonwealth Office in relation to the EU and the Arctic
| 1 |
Total | 1
|
13 FINANCE AND SERVICES
For website access click on
www.parliament.uk/parliamentary_committees/finance_and_services_committee.cfm.
The Committee was nominated by the House of Commons
on 19 July 2005.
Members
Bell, Sir Stuart (Chair)
Betts, Mr Clive
Burstow, Mr Paul
Clifton-Brown, Mr Geoffrey
Creagh, Mary
Doran, Mr Frank
Haselhurst, Alan
Keeley, Barbara
Key, Robert
Newmark, Mr Brooks
Spellar, Mr John
Overall Attendance:
| Meetings attended
3 out of 3
3 out of 3
0 out of 3
3 out of 3
1 out of 3
2 out of 3
3 out of 3
0 out of 3
2 out of 3
1 out of 3
3 out of 3
63.6 %
|
Total number of meetings:
| 3 |
Of which:
| |
Number of meetings at which oral evidence was taken
| 0 |
Number of times oral evidence was taken partly or wholly in private
| 0 |
Number of wholly private meetings
| 3 |
Staff
Clerk of the Committee: Dorian Gerhold, Principal
Clerk (SCS Band 1A)
Secretary: Louise Sargent, Secretary Grade 2 (Band C).
Specialist Advisers during the Session
None.
Witnesses
None.
Overseas Visits
Not applicable.
Visits to European Institutions
Not applicable.
UK Visits
Not applicable.
Reports and Oral and Written Evidence
None.
Government replies to Reports for Session 2008-09
None.
Formal Minutes
The Formal Minutes of the Committee were published
electronically after each meeting of the Committee. They are available
on the Committee's website at
www.parliament.uk/parliamentary_committees/finance_and_services_committee.cfm.
Divisions
None.
Debates
None.
Number of oral evidence sessions for each inquiry
during the Session
None.
14 FOREIGN AFFAIRS
For website access click on www.parliament.uk/facom.
The Committee was nominated by the House of Commons
on 13 July 2005.
Members
Gapes, Mike (Chair)
Campbell, Sir Menzies
Hamilton, Mr Fabian
Heathcoat-Amory, Mr David
Horam, Mr John
Illsley, Mr Eric
Keetch, Mr Paul
Mackinlay, Andrew
Moss, Mr Malcolm
Osborne, Sandra
Pope, Mr Greg
Purchase, Mr Ken
Stanley, Sir John
Stuart, Ms Gisela
Overall Attendance:
| Meetings attended
16 out of 16
13 out of 16
13 out of 16
12 out of 16
13 out of 16
15 out of 16
9 out of 16
13 out of 16
14 out of 16
10 out of 16
9 out of 16
13 out of 16
15 out of 16
9 out of 16
77.7 %
|
Total number of meetings:
| 16 |
Of which: |
|
Number of meetings at which oral evidence was taken
| 5 |
Number of times oral evidence was taken partly or wholly in private
| 0 |
Number of wholly private meetings
| 11 |
Other activities | |
Informal meetings (including overseas visitors)
| 43 |
Staff
Details of the permanent staff of the Committee during
the Session can be found in the Committee's publications.
Specialist Advisers during the Session
None.
Witnesses
Oral Evidence was given during the Session by the following categories of witnesses:
| |
Number of appearances by:
| |
Cabinet Ministers | 2
|
Ministers other than Cabinet Ministers
| 1 |
Number of appearances by officials or representatives of:
| |
Foreign and Commonwealth Office
| 4 |
Appearances by other witnesses
| 5 |
Overseas Visits
Date | Destination
| Members | Staff
| Purpose | Cost
|
18.1.10 | Madrid and Lisbon
| Gapes, Horam, Osborne |
2 | Inquiry into Developments in the European Union
| £8,370.44 |
18.1.10 | Malta and Cyprus
| Hamilton, Illsley, Keetch, Mackinlay, Moss, Pope, Purchase, Stanley, Stuart
| 2 | Inquiry into Developments in the European Union
| £23,505.07 |
8-11.2.10 | Israel and the Occupied Palestinian Territories
| Gapes, Hamilton, Horam, Mackinlay, Moss, Osborne, Pope, Purchase, Stanley
| 2 | Inquiry into Global Security: Israel and the Occupied Palestinian Territories
| £25,783.32 |
24-26.2.10 | MadridA
| Gapes | 1
| Conference of Foreign Affairs Committee Chairmen
| £2,281.10 |
A
Travel in a representative capacity
Visits to European Institutions
Date | Destination
| Members | Staff
| Purpose | Cost
|
1-2.3.10 | Brussels
| Gapes, Heathcoat-Amory, Horam, Illsley, Mackinlay, Stanley
| 2 | Inquiry into Developments in the European Union
| £5,313.72 |
UK Visits
None.
Reports and Oral and Written Evidence
Title | HC No. (2009-10)
| Date of publication
| Government reply
|
First Report: The Work of the Committee in 2008-09
| 87 | 4.12.09
| Not applicable |
Second Report: The Work of the British Council 2008-09
| 333 | 4.2.10
| British Council Response received 9.3.10and Government Response received 29.3.10: published as First Special Report, Session 2009-10
|
Third Report: The Work of the BBC World Service 2008-09
| 334 | 5.2.10
| Government Response received 25.3.10 and BBC World Service Response received 25.3.10: published as Second Special Report, Session 2009-10
|
Fourth Report: Scrutiny of Arms Export Controls (2010): UK Strategic Export Controls Annual Report 2008, Quarterly Reports for 2009, licensing policy and review of export control legislationA
| 202 | 1.4.10
| Awaited |
Fifth Report: Foreign and Commonwealth Office Annual Report 2008-09
| 145 | 21.3.10
| Received 6.4.10: published as Fourth Special Report, Session 2009-10
|
Sixth Report: Global Security: UK-US Relations
| 114 | 28.3.10
| Received 6.4.10: published as Third Special Report, Session 2009-10
|
Seventh Report: Turks and Caicos Islands
| 469 | 31.3.10
| Awaited |
First Special Report: The Work of the British Council 2008-09: Responses from the Government and British Council to the Committee's Second Report of Session 2009-10
| 463 | 9.4.10
| Not applicable |
Second Special Report: The Work of the BBC World Service 2008-09: Responses from the Government and BBC World Service to the Committee's Third Report of Session 2009-10
| 464 | 9.4.10
| Not applicable |
Third Special Report: Global Security: UK-US Relations: Government Response to the Committee's Sixth Report of Session 2009-10
| 537 | 9.4.10
| Not applicable |
Fourth Special Report: Foreign and Commonwealth Office Annual Report 2008-09: Government Response to the Committee's Fifth Report of Session 2009-10
| 538 | 12.4.10
| Not applicable |
Oral and Written Evidence: Proposed appointment of Rt Hon Baroness Amos as High Commissioner to Australia
| 1052 | 8.2.10
| Not applicable |
Oral and Written Evidence: Developments in the European Union
| 144 | 2.3.10
| Not applicable |
Oral and Written Evidence: Global Security: Afghanistan and Pakistan
| 398 | 25.3.10
| Not applicable |
Written Evidence published on the Internet: Foreign and Commonwealth Office Annual Report 2008-09
| | 2.12.09; 16.12.09; 3.3.10
| Not applicable |
Written Evidence published on the Internet: Developments in the European Union
| | 16.12.09;
17.3.10; 6.4.10
| Not applicable |
Written Evidence published on the Internet: Human Rights
| | 16.12.09; 17.3.10; 24.3.10; 6.4.10
| Not applicable |
Written Evidence published on the Internet: Overseas Territories
| | 16.12.09; 24.3.10
| Not applicable |
Written Evidence published on the Internet: Global Security: Afghanistan and Pakistan
| | 13.1.10; 3.3.10
| Not applicable |
Written Evidence published on the Internet: Global Security: Israel and the Occupied Palestinian Territories
| | 13.1.10; 24.3.10; 6.4.10
| Not applicable |
Written Evidence published on the Internet: Global Security: Non-Proliferation
| | 13.1.10; 24.3.10
| Not applicable |
Written Evidence published on the Internet: Miscellaneous Matters
| | 13.1.10; 3.3.10
| Not applicable |
Written Evidence published on the Internet: Global Security: UK-US Relations
| | 3.3.10
| Not applicable |
Written Evidence published on the Internet: BBC World Service
| | 24.3.10
| Not applicable |
Written Evidence published on the Internet: Global Security
| | 24.3.10
| Not applicable |
Written Evidence published on the Internet: British Council
| | 6.4.10
| Not applicable |
A
Jointly with the Business, Innovation and Skills, Defence and
International Development Committees
Government replies to Reports for Session 2008-09
None.
Formal Minutes
The Formal Minutes of the Committee were published
electronically after each meeting of the Committee. They are available
on the Committee's website at http://www.parliament.uk/facom.
Divisions
Date | Subject
|
17.3.10 | Seven, on amendments proposed to the Chairman's draft Report on Global Security: UK-US Relations
|
Debates
The following Report was debated in Westminster Hall:
Fourth Report, Session 2008-09, Global Security:
Non-Proliferation, HC 222, 4.3.10.
Number of oral evidence sessions for each inquiry
during the Session
Inquiry | Number of oral evidence sessions
|
Developments in the European UnionA
| 1 |
FCO Annual Report 2008-09
| 1 |
Global Security: Afghanistan and PakistanA
| 1 |
Global Security: UK-US RelationsA
| 2 |
Total | 5
|
A
The Committee took oral evidence on these inquiries in Session
2008-09; figures appear in the Return for that Session (HC 1 (2008-09))
15 HEALTH
For website access click on www.parliament.uk/healthcom.
The Committee was nominated by the House of Commons
on 13 July 2005.
Members
Barron, Mr Kevin (Chair)
Atkins, Charlotte
Bone, Mr Peter
Dowd, Jim
Gidley, Sandra
Hesford, Stephen
Naysmith, Dr Doug
Scott, Mr Lee
Stoate, Dr Howard
Syms, Mr Robert
Taylor, Dr Richard
Overall Attendance:
| Meetings attended
13 out of 14
10 out of 14
8 out of 14
3 out of 14
13 out of 14
6 out of 14
14 out of 14
9 out of 14
11 out of 14
6 out of 14
14 out of 14
69.5 %
|
Total number of meetings:
| 14 |
Of which: |
|
Number of meetings at which oral evidence was taken
| 11 |
Number of times oral evidence was taken partly or wholly in private
| 0 |
Number of wholly private meetings
| 3 |
Other activities | |
Informal meetings (including overseas visitors)
| 7 |
Staff
Details of the permanent staff of the Committee during
the Session can be found in the Committee's publications.
Specialist Advisers during the Session
Professor John Appleby, Dr Daphne Austin, Professor
Nick Bosanquet, Dr Jose-Luis Fernandez Plotka, Professor Christine
Godfrey, Professor Gerard Hastings, Melanie Henwood, Professor
Alan Maynard and Dr Nicholas Sheron.
Witnesses
Oral Evidence was given during the Session by the following categories of witnesses:
| |
Number of appearances by:
| |
Cabinet Ministers | 2
|
Ministers Other than Cabinet Ministers
| 3 |
Number of appearances by officials from, or representatives of:
| 6 |
Department of Health |
5 |
Department for Work and Pensions
| 1 |
Special Health Authorities
| 1 |
NHS Institute for Innovation and Improvement
| 1 |
Strategic Health Authorities, comprising:
| 1 |
NHS North West | 1
|
NHS Foundation Trust, comprising:
| 1 |
Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
| 1 |
Primary Care Trusts, comprising:
| 7 |
Bristol PCT | 1
|
Cambridgeshire PCT |
1 |
Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly PCT
| 1 |
Norfolk PCT | 1
|
Northamptonshire PCT |
1 |
North Yorkshire and York PCT
| 1 |
Worcestershire PCT |
1 |
Appearances by other witnesses
| 29 |
Overseas Visits
None.
Visits to European Institutions
None.
UK Visits
Date | Destination
| Members | Staff
| Purpose | Cost
|
25.1.10 | South West London Elective Orthopaedic Centre, Epsom Hospital
| Barron, Naysmith, Taylor
| 1 | Commissioning
| £21.55 |
Reports and Oral and Written Evidence
Title | HC No. (2009-10)
| Date of publication
| Government reply
|
First Report: Alcohol
| 151-I | 8.1.10
| Cm 7832, published 18.3.10
|
Oral and Written Evidence: AlcoholA
| 151-II | 8.4.10
| Not applicable |
Second Report: The work of the Committee in 2008-09
| 152 | 16.12.09
| Not applicable |
Third Report: Social Care
| 22-I | 12.3.10
| Awaited |
Oral and Written Evidence: Social CareB
| 22-II | 12.3.10
| Not applicable |
Fourth Report: Commissioning
| 268-I | 30.3.10
| Awaited |
Oral and Written Evidence: CommissioningC
| 268-II | 8.4.10
| Not applicable |
Fifth Report: The use of overseas doctors in providing out-of-hours services
| 441 | 8.4.10
| Awaited |
Written Evidence: Public Expenditure on Health and Personal Social Services 2009
| 269-i | 20.1.10
| Not applicable |
Written Evidence: Commissioning
| 1020 | 5.1.10
| Not applicable |
Uncorrected Oral Evidence published on the Internet: Public Expenditure on Health and Personal Social Services 2009
| 269-ii | 27.1.10
| Not applicable |
Uncorrected Oral Evidence published on the Internet: The Responsibilities of the Minister of State for Public Health
| 408 | 3.3.10
| Not applicable |
Uncorrected Oral Evidence published on the Internet: Value for money in the NHS
| 517 | 31.3.10
| Not applicable |
A
Incorporating HC 368-i to vii, Session 2008-09
B
Incorporating HC 1021-i to iii, Session 2008-09
C
Incorporating HC 1020-i, Session 2008-09
Government replies to Reports for Session 2008-09
None.
Formal Minutes
The Formal Minutes of the Committee were published
electronically after each meeting of the Committee. They are available
on the Committee's website at http://www.parliament.uk/healthcom.
Divisions
Date | Subject
|
10.12.09 | Two, on consideration of Chairman's draft Report on Alcohol
|
Debates
The following Report
was the subject of an Estimates Day debate:
First Report, Session 2009-10, Alcohol, HC 151-I,
10.3.10.
The following Report was debated in Westminster Hall:
Sixth Report, Session 2008-09, Patient Safety, HC
151-I, 18.3.10.
Number of oral evidence sessions for each inquiry
during the Session
Inquiry | Number of oral evidence sessions
|
CommissioningA
| 3 |
Public Expenditure on Health and Personal Social Services 2009
| 1 |
Social CareA
| 4 |
The Responsibilities of the Minister of State for Public Health
| 1 |
The use of overseas doctors in providing out-of-hours services
| 1 |
Value for money in the NHS
| 1 |
Total | 11
|
A
The Committee took oral evidence on this inquiry in Session 2008-09;
figures appear in the Return for that Session (HC 1 (2009-10))
16 HOME AFFAIRS
For website access click on www.parliament.uk/homeaffairscom.
The Committee was nominated by the House of Commons
on 13 July 2005.
Members
Vaz, Keith (Chair)
Brake, Tom
Buck, Ms Karen (discharged 14.12.09)
Clappison, Mr James
Cryer, Mrs Ann
Davies, David T. C.
Dean, Mrs Janet
Mahmood, Khalid (added 14.12.09)
Mercer, Patrick
Moran, Margaret
Prosser, Mr Gwyn
Russell, Bob
Salter, Martin
Streeter, Mr Gary
Winnick, Mr David
Overall Attendance:
| Meetings attended
17 out of 17
9 out of 17
3 out of 3
9 out of 17
11 out of 17
13 out of 17
15 out of 17
0 out of 14
7 out of 17
0 out of 17
15 out of 17
13 out of 17
10 out of 17
11 out of 17
16 out of 17
62.6 %
|
Total number of meetings:
| 17 |
Of which: |
|
Number of meetings at which oral evidence was taken
| 16 |
Number of times oral evidence was taken partly or wholly in private
| 1 |
Number of wholly private meetings
| 1 |
Staff
Details of the permanent staff of the Committee during
the Session can be found in the Committee's publications.
Specialist Advisers during the Session
Professor Nigel Gilbert.
Witnesses
Oral Evidence was given during the Session by the following categories of witnesses:
| |
Number of appearances by:
| |
Cabinet Ministers | 1
|
Ministers other than Cabinet Ministers
| 10 |
Members of the House of Commons (other than Ministers)
| 6 |
Members of the House of Lords (of whom one was a Minister)
| 1 |
Number of appearances by officials from, or representatives of:
| |
Home Office | 4
|
Department for Transport
| 1 |
Ministry of Defence |
1 |
Office of Security and Counter-Terrorism
| 1 |
Executive agencies comprising:
| |
UK Border Agency | 6
|
Independent Chief Inspector of UK Border Agency
| 1 |
Advisory Council on the Misuse of Drugs
| 1 |
Crown Prosecution Service
| 1 |
Independent Police Complaints Commission
| 1 |
National Policing Improvement Agency
| 1 |
Office of the Identity Commissioner
| 1 |
Office of the Information Commissioner
| 2 |
Security Industry Authority
| 2 |
Serious Organised Crime Agency
| 2 |
Youth Justice Board
| 2 |
Appearances by other witnesses
| 43 |
Overseas Visits
None.
Visits to European Institutions
None.
UK Visits
Date | Destination
| Members | Staff
| Purpose | Cost
|
30.11.09 | Heathrow
| Vaz, Brake, Davies, Streeter
| 3 | Inquiry into the Cocaine Trade
| £178.00 |
15.12.09 | Thames House
| Vaz, Clappison, Cryer, Davies, Dean, Winnick
| 2 | Inquiry into Home Office's Response to Terrorist Attacks
| £138.00 |
25.1.10 | Watford
| Vaz, Mercer | 1
| Inquiry into Counter-Terrorism Measures in British Airports
| £25.40 |
8.2.10 | Serious Organised Crime Agency A
| Vaz | 1
| Inquiry into the Serious Organised Crime Agency
| Nil |
A
Travel in a representative capacity
Reports and Oral and Written Evidence
Title | HC No. (2009-10)
| Date of publication
| Government reply
|
Fourteenth Report: The work of the Serious Organised Crime Agency
| 730 | 18.11.09
| Not applicable |
First Report: The Detention of Children in the Immigration Service
| 73 | 29.11.09
| Cm 7795, published 26.1.10
|
Second Report: The Work of the UK Border Agency
| 105-I | 8.12.09
| Received 12.2.10: published as Third Special Report Session 2009-10
|
Oral and Written Evidence: The Work of the UK Border Agency
| 105-II | 11.12.09
| Not applicable |
Third Report: The E-Borders Programme
| 170 | 18.12.09
| Received 23.2.10: published together with Twelfth Report: UK Border Agency: Follow-up on Asylum Cases and E-Borders Programme
|
Fourth Report: Work of the Committee in 2008-09
| 265 | 15.1.10
| Not applicable |
Fifth Report: Police Service Strength
| 50 | 25.1.10
| Received 26.1.10: published as
Fifth Special Report Session
2009-10
|
Sixth Report: Home Office's Response to Terrorist Attacks
| 117-I | 2.2.10
| Cm 7788, published 8.2.10
|
Oral and Written Evidence: The Home Office's Response to Terrorist Attacks
| 117-II | 3.2.10
| Not applicable |
Seventh Report: The Cocaine Trade
| 74 | 3.3.10
| Awaited |
Oral and Written Evidence: The Cocaine Trade
| 74-II | 3.3.10
| Not applicable |
Eighth Report: The National DNA Database
| 222-I | 8.3.10
| Awaited |
Oral and Written Evidence: The National DNA Database
| 222-II | 15.3.10
| Not applicable |
Ninth Report: Counter-Terrorism Measures at British Airports
| 311 | 23.3.10
| Awaited |
Tenth Report: The Government's Approach to Crime Prevention
| 242-I | 23.3.10
| Awaited |
Oral and Written Evidence: The Government's Approach to Crime Prevention
| 242-II | 29.3.10
| Not applicable |
Eleventh Report: The work of the Independent Police Complaints Commission
| 366 | 7.4.10
| Awaited |
Twelfth Report: UK Border Agency: Follow-up on Asylum Cases and E-Borders Programme
| 406 | 7.4.10
| Awaited |
Third Special Report: The Government's Response to the Second Report from the Committee, Session 2009-10: The work of the UK Border Agency
| 370 | 12.2.10
| Not applicable |
Fifth Special Report: The Government's Response to the Fifth Report from the Committee, Session 2009-10: Police Service Strength
| 511 | 29.3.10
| Not applicable |
Oral Evidence: New Identity Commissioner
| 51-i | 22.1.10
| Not applicable |
Written Evidence: Developments in the Forensic Science Service
| 147 | 14.12.09
| Not applicable |
Oral Evidence: The work of the Home Office
| 165-i | 22.1.10
| Not applicable |
Oral Evidence: The work of the National Policing Improvement Agency
| 166-i | 22.1.10
| Not applicable |
Oral Evidence: Follow up to Policing in the 21st Century
| 254-i | 18.1.10
| Not applicable |
Oral and Written Evidence: The work of the British Transport Police
| 407-i | 1.4.10
| Not applicable |
Oral and Written Evidence: Follow-up to the Committee's Report on Domestic Violence, Forced Marriage and Honour-based Violence
| 429-i | 1.4.10
| Not applicable |
Oral and Written Evidence: Follow-up to the Ghurka Inquiry
| 430-i | 1.4.10
| Not applicable |
Oral Evidence: The work of the Metropolitan Police Commission
| 462-i | 12.4.10
| Not applicable |
Oral Evidence: The work of the Information Commissioner's Office
| 467-i | 12.4.10
| Not applicable |
Oral Evidence: The work of the Advisory Council on the Misuse of Drugs
| 468-i | 12.4.10
| Not applicable |
Oral Evidence: The work of the Security Industry Authority
| 495-i | 12.4.10
| Not applicable |
Oral and Written Evidence: Missing unaccompanied asylum-seeking children
| 729-iA | 20.11.09
| Not applicable |
Oral and Written Evidence: The E-Borders Programme
| 817-iA | 18.11.09
| Not applicable |
Oral and Written Evidence: Future of the Forensic Science Service
| 863-iA | 18.11.09
| Not applicable |
Oral and Written Evidence: The Detention of Children in the Immigration Service
| 970-iA | 18.11.09
| Not applicable |
Oral Evidence: The work of the Association of Chief Police Officers
| 1006-iA |
22.1.10 | Not applicable
|
Oral and Written Evidence: The Home Secretary's Role in relation to the UK-US Extradition Treaty
| 1105-iA |
15.12.09 | Not applicable
|
A HC No. refers to Session 2008-09
Government replies to Reports for Session 2008-09
Reply to the Committee's Eighth Report: Policing
of the G20 Protests,, received 19.7.09.
Reply to the Committee's Tenth Report: The Cost
of Policing Football Matches, received 27.1.10.
Reply to the Committee's Eleventh Report: Bogus
Colleges, published as Cm 7766 (10.12.09).
Reply to the Committee's Twelfth Report: The Macpherson
Report-Ten Years On, received 22.3.10.
Reply to the Committee's Thirteenth Report: Managing
Migration: Points-based System, published as Cm 7767 (10.12.09).
Formal Minutes
The Formal Minutes of the Committee were published
electronically after each meeting of the Committee. They are available
on the Committee's website at
http://www.parliament.uk/homeaffairscom.
Divisions
None.
Debates
None.
Number of oral evidence sessions for each inquiry
during the Session
Inquiry | Number of oral evidence sessions
|
Counter-Terrorism Measures in British Airports
| 1 |
Follow-up to the Committee's Report into the Gurkhas
| 1 |
Follow-up to the Committee's Report on Domestic Violence, Forced Marriage and Honour-Based Violence
| 1 |
Home Office's Response to Terrorist AttacksA
| 2 |
New Identity Commissioner
| 1 |
Police Service Strength
| 1 |
The Cocaine TradeA
| 2 |
The Government's Approach to Crime Prevention
| 5 |
The National DNA Database
| 3 |
The work of the Advisory Council on the Misuse of Drugs
| 1 |
The work of the British Transport Police
| 1 |
The work of the Home Office 2009A
| 1 |
The work of the Information Commissioner's Office
| 1 |
The work of the Metropolitan Police
| 1 |
The work of the National Policing Improvement Agency
| 1 |
The work of the Security Industry Authority
| 1 |
The work of the UK Border AgencyA
| 1 |
Work of the IPCC | 1
|
Total | 26B
|
A
The Committee took oral evidence on this inquiry in Session 2008-09;
figures appear in the Return for that Session (HC1) (2008-09))
B On
eight occasions the Committee's meeting comprised two separate
oral evidence sessions and on
six occasions the Committee's
meeting comprised three separate oral evidence sessions.
17 HUMAN RIGHTS (JOINT COMMITTEE)
For website access click on www.parliament.uk/parliamentary_committees/joint_committee_on_human_rights.cfm.
The Committee was nominated by the House of Commons
on 13 July 2005.
Members
Dismore, Mr Andrew (Chair)
Austin, John (discharged 7.12.09)
Harris, Dr Evan
Mactaggart, Fiona (added 7.12.09)
Sharma, Mr Virendra
Shepherd, Mr Richard
Timpson, Mr Edward
Overall Attendance:
| Meetings attended
11 out of 11
1 out of 3
9 out of 11
7 out of 8
10 out of 11
1 out of 11
5 out of 11
66.7 %
|
Total number of meetings:
| 11 |
Of which: |
|
Number of meetings at which oral evidence was taken
| 5 |
Number of times oral evidence was taken partly or wholly in private
| 0 |
Number of wholly private meetings
| 6 |
Other activities | |
Informal meetings (including overseas visitors)
| 2 |
Conferences/Seminars hosted
| 1 |
Staff
Details of the permanent staff of the Committee during
the Session can be found in the Committee's publications.
Specialist Advisers during the Session
Raju Bhatt, Dr Heaven Crawley, Professor Philip Fennell,
Professor Geoff Gilbert, Raza Husain, Professor Francesca Klug,
Colm O'Cinneide, Dr Tomoya Obokata, Camilla Parker, Professor
Linda Ward and Sue Willman.
Witnesses
Oral evidence was given during the Session by the following categories of witnesses:
| |
Number of appearances by:
| |
Cabinet Ministers | 1
|
Ministers other than Cabinet Ministers
| 3 |
Number of appearances by officials from, or representatives of:
| |
Government Equalities Office
| 1 |
Ministry of Justice |
1 |
Home Office | 2
|
Appearances by other witnesses
| 5 |
Overseas Visits
None.
Visits to European Institutions
None.
UK Visits
Date | Destination
| Members | Staff
| Purpose | Cost
|
23.11.09 | UK Human Trafficking Centre, Sheffield
| Austin, Sharma | 1
| Inquiry into human trafficking
| £730.00 |
Reports and Oral and Written Evidence
Title | HC No. (2009-10)
| Date of publication
| Government reply
|
First Report: Any of our business? Human rights and the UK private sector
| 64 | 16.12.09
| Received 17.2.10: published as Eleventh Report, Session 2009-10
|
Oral and Written Evidence: Any of our business? Human rights and the UK private sector
| 64-II | 16.12.09
| Not applicable |
Second Report: Work of the Committee in 2008-09
| 185 | 15.1.10
| Received 27.3.10: copies were placed in the libraries of both Houses
|
Third Report: Legislative Scrutiny: Financial Services Bill and the Pre-Budget Report
| 184 | 21.12.09
| Not applicable |
Fourth Report: Legislative Scrutiny: Constitutional Reform and Governance Bill; Video Recordings Bill
| 249 | 18.1.10
| Not applicable |
Fifth Report: Legislative Scrutiny: Digital Economy Bill
| 327 | 5.2.10
| Received 25.2.10: published in Fourteenth Report, Session 2009-10
|
Sixth Report: Demonstrating respect for rights? Follow up: Government response to the Committee's Twenty-second Report of Session 2008-09
| 328 | 3.2.10
| Not applicable |
Seventh Report: Allegation of Contempt: Mr Trevor Phillips
| 371 | 10.2.10
| Not applicable |
Eighth Report: Legislative Scrutiny: Children, Schools and Families Bill; Other Bills
| 369 | 19.2.10
| Not applicable |
Ninth Report: Counter-Terrorism Policy and Human Rights (Sixteenth Report): Annual Renewal of Control Orders Legislation 2010
| 395 | 26.2.10
| Cm 7856, published 25.3.10
|
Tenth Report: Children's Rights: Government Response to the Committee's Twenty-fifth Report of Session 2008-09
| 400 | 3.3.10
| Not applicable |
Eleventh Report: Any of our business? Human rights and the UK private sector: Government Response to the Committee's First Report of Session 2009-10
| 401 | 8.3.10
| Not applicable |
Twelfth Report: Legislative Scrutiny: Crime and Security Bill; Personal Care at Home Bill; Children, Schools and Families Bill
| 402 | 2.3.10
| Response relating to the Children, Schools and Families Bill received 22.3.10: copies were placed in the libraries of both Houses
|
Thirteenth Report: Equality and Human Rights Commission
| 183 | 15.3.10
| Awaited |
Fourteenth Report: Legislative Scrutiny: Equality Bill (second report); Digital Economy Bill
| 425 | 12.3.10
| Response relating to the Equality Bill received 22.3.10: copies were placed in the libraries of both Houses
|
Fifteenth Report: Enhancing Parliament's role in relation to human rights judgments
| 455 | 26.3.10
| Awaited |
Sixteenth Report: Counter-Terrorism Policy and Human Rights (Seventeenth Report): Bringing Human Rights Back In
| 111 | 25.3.10
| Awaited |
Oral and Written Evidence: Human Trafficking
| 326-i | 24.3.10
| Not applicable |
Government replies to Reports for Session 2008-09
Reply to the Committee's Twenty-second Report, Session
2008-09: Demonstrating respect for rights? Follow up, received
13.1.09 and published as the Committee's Sixth Report, Session
2009-10.
Reply to the Committee's Fifteenth Report, Session
2008-09: Counter-Terrorism Policy and Human Rights (Fifteenth
Report): Annual Renewal of 28 Days 2009, received 6.2.10 and
published with the Committee's Ninth Report, Session 2009-10.
Reply to the Committee's Twenty-fifth Report, Session
2008-09: Children's Rights, received 11.2.10 and published
as the Committee's Tenth Report, Session 2009-10.
Formal Minutes
The Formal Minutes of the Committee were published
electronically after each meeting of the Committee. They are available
on the Committee's website at
http://www.parliament.uk/parliamentary_committees/joint_committee_on_human_rights.cfm.
Divisions
Date | Subject
|
9.3.10 | Four, on amendments proposed to the Chairman's draft Report on Counter-Terrorism Policy and Human Rights: Bringing Human Rights Back In
|
Debates
The following Reports were debated in Westminster
Hall:
Seventh Report, Session 2008-09, Demonstrating
respect for rights? A human rights approach to policing protest,
HC 320-I, 4.2.10
Twenty-second Report, Session 2008-09, Demonstrating
Respect for Rights? Follow-up, HC 522, 4.2.10.
The following Reports were tagged on the Order Paper
as being relevant to a debate in the House:
Twenty-sixth Report, Session 2008-09, Legislative
Scrutiny: Equality Bill, HC 1113, 2.12.09
Twenty-eighth Report, Session 2008-09, Legislative
Scrutiny: Child Poverty Bill, HC 1114, 9.12.09
Third Report, Session 2009-10, Legislative Scrutiny:
Financial Services Bill and the Pre-Budget Report, HC 184,
7.1.10
Fourth Report, Session 2009-10, Legislative Scrutiny:
Constitutional Reform and Governance Bill; Video Recordings Bill,
HC 249, 19.1.10
Third Report, Session 2009-10, Legislative Scrutiny:
Financial Services Bill and the Pre-Budget Report, HC 184,
25.1.10
Eighth Report, Session 2009-10, Legislative Scrutiny:
Children, Schools and Families Bill; Other Bills, HC 369,
23.2.10
Ninth Report, Session 2009-10, Counter-Terrorism
Policy and Human Rights (Sixteenth Report): Annual Renewal of
Control Orders Legislation 2010, HC 395, 1.3.10
Fourth Report, Session 2009-10, Legislative Scrutiny:
Constitutional Reform and Governance Bill; Video Recordings Bill,
HC 249, 2.3.10
Twelfth Report, Session 2009-10, Legislative Scrutiny:
Crime and Security Bill; Personal Care at Home Bill; Children,
Schools and Families Bill, HC 402, 8.3.10.
Number of oral evidence sessions for each inquiry
during the Session
Inquiry | Number of oral evidence sessions
|
Counter-Terrorism Policy and Human Rights
| 2 |
Human Trafficking | 1
|
The Work of the Equality and Human Rights Commission
| 1 |
The Work of the Human Rights Minister
| 1 |
Total | 5
|
18 INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT
For website access click on www.parliament.uk/indcom.
The Committee was nominated by the House of Commons
on 13 July 2005.
Members
Bruce, Malcolm (Chair)
Battle, John
Bayley, Hugh
Burden, Richard
Evans, Mr Nigel
Hendrick, Mark
Kawczynski, Daniel
Lancaster, Mr Mark
Sharma, Mr Virendra
Singh, Mr Marsha
Stunell, Andrew
Overall Attendance:
| Meetings attended
13 out of 14
12 out of 14
9 out of 14
7 out of 14
8 out of 14
5 out of 14
3 out of 14
6 out of 14
6 out of 14
3 out of 14
14 out of 14
55.8 %
|
Total number of meetings:
| 14 |
Of which: |
|
Number of meetings at which oral evidence was taken
| 11 |
Number of times oral evidence was taken partly or wholly in private
| 0 |
Number of wholly private meetings
| 3 |
Other activities | |
Informal meetings (including overseas visitors)
| 6 |
Staff
Details of the permanent staff of the Committee during
the Session can be found in the Committee's publications.
Specialist Advisers during the Session
Simon Maxwell.
Witnesses
Oral evidence was given during the Session by the following categories of witnesses:
| |
Number of appearances by:
| |
Cabinet Ministers | 1
|
Ministers other than Cabinet Ministers
| 4 |
Number of appearances by officials from, or representatives of:
| |
Department for International Development
| 6 |
Other departments comprising:
| |
Foreign and Commonwealth Office
| 1 |
Appearances by other witnesses
| 25 |
Overseas Visits
Date | Destination
| Members | Staff
| Purpose | Cost
|
31.1-5.2.10 | Zimbabwe
| Bruce, Battle, Bayley, Burden, Evans, Kawczynski, Lancaster, Stunell
| 2 | Inquiry into DFID's Programme in Zimbabwe
| £48,356.20 |
24-25.2.10 | Madrid, SpainA
| Bruce | 0
| Conference of Foreign Affairs and Development Committee Chairmen
| £1,644.14 |
A
Travel in a representative capacity
Visits to European Institutions
Date | Destination
| Members | Staff
| Purpose | Cost
|
23.3.10 | BrusselsA
| Bruce | 1
| Briefing on ''Post Copenhagen: Practical Consequences for Europe''
| £784.73 |
A
Travel in a representative capacity
UK Visits
Date | Destination
| Members | Staff
| Purpose | Cost
|
3.12.09 | Birmingham
| Bruce, Battle, Burden, Evans, Hendrick, Kawczynski, Lancaster, Sharma, Singh, Stunell
| 5A | Inquiry into DFID's Programme in Bangladesh
| £1,835.40 |
8.12.09 | Poplar, Tower Hamlets
| Bruce, Battle, Sharma, Stunell
| 4 | Inquiry into DFID's Programme in Bangladesh
| £465.75 |
A
Includes 2 facilitators
Reports and Oral and Written Evidence
Title | HC No. (2009-10)
| Date of publication
| Government reply
|
First Report: Progress on the Implementation of DFID's HIV/AIDS Strategy
| 49-I | 1.12.09
| Received 1.2.10: published as Third Special Report Session 2009-10
|
Oral and Written Evidence: Progress on the Implementation of DFID's HIV/AIDS Strategy
| 49-II | 1.12.09
| Not applicable |
Second Report: The Work of the Committee in Session 2008-09
| 167 | 18.12.09
| Not applicable |
Third Report: DFID's Programme in Bangladesh
| 95-I | 4.3.10
| Awaited |
Oral and Written Evidence: DFID's Programme in Bangladesh
| 95-II | 4.3.10
| Not applicable |
Fourth Report: DFID's performance in 2008-09 and the 2009 White Paper
| 48-I | 11.3.10
| Awaited |
Oral and Written Evidence: DFID's performance in 2008-09 and the 2009 White Paper
| 48-II | 11.3.10
| Not applicable |
Fifth Report: First Joint Report - Scrutiny of Arms Export Controls (2010): UK Strategic Export Controls Annual Report 2008, Quarterly reports for 2009, licensing policy and review of export control legislation
| 202 | 30.3.10
| Awaited |
Sixth Report: DFID's Programme in Nepal
| 168-I | 28.3.10
| Awaited |
Oral and Written Evidence: DFID's Programme in Nepal
| 168-II | 28.3.10
| Not applicable |
Seventh Report: Draft International Development (Official Development Assistance Target) Bill
| 404 | 23.3.10
| Cm 7866, published 30.3.10
|
Eighth Report: DFID's Assistance to Zimbabwe
| 252-I | 25.3.10
| Awaited |
Oral and Written Evidence: DFID's Assistance to Zimbabwe
| 252-II | 26.3.10
| Not applicable |
First Special Report: Urbanisation and Poverty: Government Response to the Committee's Seventh Report of Session 2008-09
| 251 | 18.1.10
| Not applicable |
Second Special Report: DFID's Programme in Nigeria: Government Response to the Committee's Eighth Report of Session 2008-09
| 250 | 18.1.10
| Not applicable |
Third Special Report: Progress on the Implementation of DFID's HIV/AIDS Strategy: Government Response to the First Report from the Committee, Session 2009-10
| 342 | 2.3.10
| Not applicable |
Written Evidence published on the Internet: DFID Spring Supplementary Estimate 2009-10
| | 25.2.10
| Not applicable |
Government replies to Reports for Session 2008-09
Reply to the Committee's Seventh Report: Urbanisation
and Poverty, received 6.1.10 and published as the Committee's
First Special Report Session 2009-10.
Reply to the Committee's Eighth Report: DFID's
Programme in Nigeria, received 6.1.10 and published as the
Committee's Second Special Report Session 2009-10.
Formal Minutes
The Formal Minutes of the Committee were published
electronically after each meeting of the Committee. They are available
on the Committee's website at http://www.parliament.uk/indcom.
Divisions
None.
Debates
None.
Number of oral evidence sessions for each inquiry
during the Session
Inquiry | Number of oral evidence sessions
|
DFID Annual Report 2009 and DFID White Paper
| 2 |
DFID's assistance to Zimbabwe
| 2 |
DFID's Programme in Bangladesh
| 2 |
DFID's Programme in Nepal
| 3 |
Draft International Development (Official Development Assistance Target) Bill
| 2 |
Total | 11
|
19 ISSUE OF PRIVILEGE (POLICE
SEARCHES ON PARLIAMENTARY ESTATE)
For website access click on www.parliament.uk/parliamentary_committees/policesearches.cfm.
The Committee was nominated by the House of Commons
on 13 July 2009.
Members
Campbell, Sir Menzies (Chair)
Blunkett, David
Beith, Sir Alan
Coffey, Ann
Henderson, Doug
Hewitt, Patricia
Howard, Michael
Rifkind, Sir Malcolm
Overall Attendance:
| Meetings attended
8 out of 8
7 out of 8
6 out of 8
8 out of 8
5 out of 8
6 out of 8
7 out of 8
6 out of 8
82.8 %
|
Total number of meetings:
| 8 |
Of which: |
|
Number of meetings at which oral evidence was taken
| 5 |
Number of times oral evidence was taken partly or wholly in private
| 0 |
Number of wholly private meetings
| 3 |
Staff
Details of the permanent staff of the Committee during
the Session can be found in the Committee's publications.
Specialist Advisers during the Session
None.
Witnesses
Oral evidence was given during the Session by the following categories of witnesses:
| |
Number of appearances by:
| |
House of Commons officials
| 3 |
Cabinet Office officials
| 2 |
Metropolitan Police Service
| 5 |
Appearances by other witnesses
| 3 |
Overseas Visits
Not applicable.
Visits to European Institutions
Not applicable.
UK Visits
Not applicable.
Reports and Oral and Written Evidence
Title | HC No. (2009-10)
| Date of publication
| Government reply
|
First Report: Police Searches on the Parliamentary Estate
| 62 | 22.3.10
| Not applicable |
Government replies to Reports for Session 2008-09
None.
Formal Minutes
The Formal Minutes of the Committee were published
electronically after each meeting of the Committee. They are available
on the Committee's website at http://www.parliament.uk/parliamentary_committees/....
Divisions
None.
Debates
None.
Number of oral evidence sessions for each inquiry
during the Session
Inquiry | Number of oral evidence sessions
|
Issue of Privilege (Police Searches on the Parliamentary Estate)A
| 4 |
Total | 4
|
A
The Committee took oral evidence on this inquiry in Session 2008-09;
figures appear in the Return for that Session (HC1(2008-09))
20 JUSTICE
For website access click on www.parliament.uk/justicecom.
The Committee was nominated by the House of Commons
on 13 July 2005.
Members
Beith, Sir Alan (Chair)
Cooper, Rosie (added 25.1.10)
Heath, Mr David
Hogg, Douglas
James, Mrs Sian C
Michael, Alun
Morden, Jessica
Morgan, Julie
Neill, Robert
Palmer, Dr Nick
Riordan, Mrs Linda
Sharma, Mr Virendra (discharged 25.1.10)
Turner, Mr Andrew
Tyrie, Mr Andrew
Whitehead, Dr Alan
Overall Attendance:
| Meetings attended
14 out of 14
3 out of 8
9 out of 14
7 out of 14
6 out of 14
14 out of 14
5 out of 14
11 out of 14
0 out of 14
4 out of 14
5 out of 14
0 out of 6
11 out of 14
5 out of 14
10 out of 14
53.1 %
|
Total number of meetings:
| 14 |
Of which: |
|
Number of meetings at which oral evidence was taken
| 11 |
Number of times oral evidence was taken partly or wholly in private
| 0 |
Number of wholly private meetings
| 3 |
Number of concurrent meetings with other committees
| 1 |
Other activities | |
Informal meetings |
2 |
Staff
Details of the permanent staff of the Committee during
the Session can be found in the Committee's publications.
Specialist Advisers during the Session
Professor Le Sueur and Professor Bates.
Witnesses
Oral evidence was given during the Session by the following categories of witnesses:
| |
Number of appearances by:
| |
Cabinet Ministers | 2
|
Ministers other than Cabinet Ministers
| 1 |
Members of the House of Lords (of whom two were also Ministers)
| 4 |
Number of appearances by officials from, or representatives of:
| |
Cabinet Office | 2
|
HM Crown Prosecution Service Inspectorate
| 1 |
HM Inspectorate of Prisons
| 1 |
Home Office | 2
|
Ministry of Justice |
6 |
Appearances by other witnesses
| 21 |
Overseas Visits
Date | Destination
| Members | Staff
| Purpose | Cost
|
8-11.2.10 | Jersey, Guernsey and AlderneyA
| Beith, Riordan | 1
| Crown Dependencies inquiry
| £2,581.50 |
25-26.2.10 | Isle of ManA
| Beith | 1
| Crown Dependencies inquiry
| £983.44 |
A
Travel in a representative capacity
Visits to European Institutions
None.
UK Visits
None.
Reports and Oral and Written Evidence
Title | HC No. (2009-10)
| Date of publication
| Government reply
|
First Report: Cutting crime: the case for justice reinvestment
| 94-I | 14.1.10
| Cm 7819, published 16.3.10
|
Oral and Written Evidence: Cutting crime: the case for justice reinvestment
| 94-II | 14.1.10
| Not applicable |
Second Report: Work of the Committee in 2008-09
| 233 | 22.1.10
| Not applicable |
Third Report: Appointment of HM CPS Chief Inspector
| 244 | 1.2.10
| Not applicable |
Fourth Report: Appointment of HM Chief Inspector of Prisons
| 354 | 18.3.10
| Not applicable |
Fifth Report: Constitutional processes following a general election
| 396 | 29.3.10
| Awaited |
Sixth Report: Draft Civil Law Reform Bill: pre-legislative scrutiny
| 300-I | 31.3.10
| Awaited |
Oral and Written Evidence: Draft Civil Law Reform Bill: pre-legislative scrutiny
| 300-II | 31.3.10
| Not applicable |
Seventh Report: Justice issues in Europe
| 162-I | 6.4.10
| Awaited |
Oral and Written Evidence: Justice issues in Europe
| 162-II | 6.4.10
| Not applicable |
Eighth Report: Crown Dependencies
| 56-I | 30.3.10
| Awaited |
Oral and Written Evidence: Crown Dependencies
| 56-II | 30.3.10
| Not applicable |
First Special Report: Family Legal Aid Reform: Government's further Response to the Committee's Eighth Report of Session 2008-09
| 161 | 28.1.10
| Not applicable |
Second Special Report: The Crown Prosecution Service: Gatekeeper of the Criminal Justice System: Government response to the Committee's Ninth Report of Session 2008-09
| 245 | 19.1.10
| Not applicable |
Oral Evidence: The work of the Electoral Commission
| 397-i | 1.4.10
| Not applicable |
Oral Evidence: Sentencing Commission
| 1095-i | 19.11.09
| Not applicable |
Government replies to Reports for Session 2008-09
Reply to the Committee's Eighth Report: Family
Legal Aid Reform, received 16.12.09.
Reply to the Committee's Ninth Report: The Crown
Prosecution Service: Gatekeeper of the Criminal Justice System,
received 19.1.10.
Formal Minutes
The Formal Minutes of the Committee were published
electronically after each meeting of the Committee. They are available
on the Committee's website at http://www.parliament.uk/justicecom.
Divisions
None.
Debates
None.
Number of oral evidence sessions for each inquiry
during the Session
Inquiry | Number of oral evidence sessions
|
Constitutional processes following a general election
| 1 |
Crown Dependencies |
3 |
Electoral Commission |
1 |
Justice issues in Europe
| 2 |
Pre-legislative Scrutiny of the Draft Civil Law Reform Bill
| 3 |
The work of HM Chief Inspector of Prisons
| 2 |
The work of HM CPS Chief Inspector
| 2 |
The work of the Ministry of Justice
| 2 |
Total | 16A
|
A On
five occasions the Committee's meeting comprised two separate
evidence sessions
20A Justice Sub-Committee
For website access click on www.parliament.uk/justicecom.
The Committee was nominated on 19 February 2008.
Members
Beith, Sir Alan (Chair)
Heath, Mr David
James, Mrs Sian C
Kawczynski, Daniel
Michael, Alun
Morden, Jessica
Morgan, Julie
Neill, Robert
Palmer, Dr Nick
Riordan, Mrs Linda
Sharma, Mr Virendra
Turner, Mr Andrew
Tyrie, Mr Andrew
Whitehead, Dr Alan
Overall Attendance:
| Meetings attended
3 out of 3
1 out of 3
0 out of 3
0 out of 3
3 out of 3
0 out of 3
1 out of 3
0 out of 3
0 out of 3
2 out of 3
0 out of 3
0 out of 3
0 out of 3
0 out of 3
23.8 %
|
Total number of meetings:
| 3 |
Of which: |
|
Number of meetings at which oral evidence was taken
| 3 |
Number of times oral evidence was taken partly or wholly in private
| 1 |
Number of wholly private meetings
| 1 |
Number of concurrent meetings with other committees
| 1 |
Staff
The Sub-Committee is supported by the staff of the
main Committee, details of which can be found in the Committee's
publications.
Specialist Advisers during the Session
None.
Witnesses
Oral evidence was given during the Session by the following categories of witnesses:
| |
Number of appearances by officials from, or representatives of:
| |
Crown Prosecution Service
| 2 |
Appearances by other witnesses
| 6 |
Overseas Visits
None.
Visits to European Institutions
Date | Destination
| Members | Staff
| Purpose | Cost
|
6.12.09 | Brussels
| Beith, Michael, Riordan
| 3A | Justice issues in Europe
| £4,495.07 |
A
Includes 1 shorthand writer
UK Visits
None.
Reports and Oral and Written Evidence
None.
Government replies to Reports for Session 2008-09
Not applicable.
Formal Minutes
The Formal Minutes of the Committee were published
electronically after each meeting of the Committee. They are available
on the Committee's website at
http://http://www.parliament.uk/parliamentary_committees/justice.cfm.
Divisions
None.
Debates
None.
Number of oral evidence sessions for each inquiry
during the Session
Inquiry | Number of oral evidence sessions
|
Justice Issues in Europe
| 3 |
Total | 3
|
21 LIAISON
For website access click on www.parliament.uk/liaisoncom.
The Committee was nominated by the House of Commons
on 13 July 2005.
Members
Williams, Mr Alan (Chair)
Arbuthnot, Mr James
Barron, Mr Kevin
Beith, Sir Alan
Bell, Sir Stuart
Bruce, Malcolm
Connarty, Michael
Cormack, Sir Patrick
Curry, Mr David (discharged 1.12.09)
Dismore, Mr Andrew
Doran, Mr Frank
Ellman, Mrs Louise
Francis, Dr Hywel
Gapes, Mike
Jack, Mr Michael
Knight, Mr Greg
Leigh, Mr Edward
Luff, Peter
McFall, John
McKenna, Rosemary
Maclean, David
Miller, Andrew
Morley, Elliot
Rifkind, Sir Malcolm (added 1.12.09)
Rooney, Mr Terry
Sarwar, Mr Mohammad
Sheerman, Mr Barry
Starkey, Dr Phyllis
Touhig, Mr Don
Vaz, Keith
Whittingdale, Mr John
Willis, Mr Phil
Wright, Dr Tony
Yeo, Mr Tim
Overall Attendance:
| Meetings attended
6 out of 6
3 out of 6
1 out of 6
4 out of 6
0 out of 6
3 out of 6
5 out of 6
4 out of 6
0 out of 0
4 out of 6
1 out of 6
4 out of 6
3 out of 6
5 out of 6
5 out of 6
1 out of 6
4 out of 6
4 out of 6
1 out of 6
1 out of 6
0 out of 6
5 out of 6
0 out of 6
0 out of 6
2 out of 6
2 out of 6
5 out of 6
5 out of 6
4 out of 6
3 out of 6
5 out of 6
2 out of 6
3 out of 6
1 out of 6
48.5 %
|
Total number of meetings:
| 6 |
Of which: |
|
Number of meetings at which oral evidence was taken
| 1 |
Number of times oral evidence was taken partly or wholly in private
| 0 |
Number of wholly private meetings
| 5 |
Staff
Details of the permanent staff of the Committee during
the Session can be found in the Committee's publications.
Specialist Advisers during the Session
None.
Witnesses
Oral Evidence was given during the Session by the following category of witness:
| |
Number of appearances by:
| |
Prime Minister | 1
|
Overseas Visits
Not applicable.
Visits to European Institutions
Not applicable.
UK Visits
Not applicable.
Reports and Oral and Written Evidence
Title | HC No. (2009-10)
| Date of publication
| Government reply
|
First Report: Rebuilding the House: Select Committee Issues
| 272 | 27.1.10
| Not applicable |
Second Report: The Work of Committees in Session 2008-09
| 426 | 16.3.10
| Awaited |
Oral Evidence: The Prime Minister
| 346-i | 2.3.10
| Not applicable |
Government replies to Reports for Session 2008-09
None.
Formal Minutes
The Formal Minutes of the Committee were published
electronically after each meeting of the Committee. They are available
on the Committee's website at http://www.parliament.uk/liaisoncom.
Divisions
Date | Subject
|
14.1.10 | One, on consideration of the Chairman's Draft Report on Rebuilding the House: Select Committee Issues
|
4.3.10 | One, on consideration of Chairman's Draft Report on The Work of Committees in Session 2008-09
|
Debates
None.
Number of oral evidence sessions for each inquiry
during the Session
Inquiry | Number of oral evidence sessions
|
Evidence from the Prime Minister 2009-10
| 1 |
Total | 1
|
21A Liaison Sub-Committee
For website access click on www.parliament.uk/liaisoncom.
The Sub-Committee was nominated on 20 October 2005.
Members
Williams, Mr Alan (Chair)
Beith, Sir Alan
Jack, Mr Michael
Luff, Peter (added 14.1.10)
McFall, John
Sheerman, Mr Barry
Starkey, Dr Phyllis
Wright, Dr Tony
Overall Attendance:
| Meetings attended
1 out of 1
0 out of 1
1 out of 1
0 out of 0
1 out of 1
1 out of 1
1 out of 1
1 out of 1
85.7 %
|
Total number of meetings:
| 1 |
Of which: |
|
Number of meetings at which oral evidence was taken
| 0 |
Number of times oral evidence was taken partly or wholly in private
| 0 |
Number of wholly private meetings
| 1 |
Staff
The Sub-Committee is supported by the staff of the
main Committee, details of which can be found in the Committee's
publications.
Specialist Advisers during the Session
None.
Witnesses
None.
Overseas Visits
Not applicable.
Visits to European Institutions
Not applicable.
UK Visits
Not applicable.
Reports and Oral and Written Evidence
None.
Government replies to Reports for Session 2008-09
Not applicable.
Formal Minutes
The Formal Minutes of the Committee were published
electronically after each meeting of the Committee. They are available
on the Committee's website at http://www.parliament.uk/liaisoncom.
Divisions
None.
Debates
None.
Number of oral evidence sessions for each inquiry
during the Session
None.
21B National Policy
Statements Sub-Committee
For website access click on www.parliament.uk/liaisoncom.
The Sub-Committee was nominated on 25 June 2009.
The Sub-Committee did not meet in 2009-10
Members
Williams, Mr Alan (Chair)
Ellman, Mrs Louise
Francis, Dr Hywel
Jack, Mr Michael
Luff, Peter
Morley, Elliot
Starkey, Dr Phyllis
| |
| |
Staff
Clerk of the Sub-Committee: Paul Evans, Principal
Clerk (SCS Band 1A).
22 MEMBERS' ALLOWANCES
For website access click on http://www.parliament.uk/parliamentary_committees/cma.cmf.
The Committee was nominated by the House of Commons
on 9 February 2009.
Members
Touhig, Mr Don (Chair)
Blackman, Liz
Carmichael, Alistair
Dodds, Nigel
Jack, Mr Michael
McAvoy, Mr Thomas
Norris, Dan
Randall, Mr John
Overall Attendance:
| Meetings attended
17 out of 17
15 out of 17
4 out of 17
0 out of 17
15 out of 17
16 out of 17
0 out of 17
17 out of 17
61.8 %
|
Total number of meetings:
| 17 |
Of which: |
|
Number of meetings at which oral evidence was taken
| 0 |
Number of times oral evidence was taken partly or wholly in private
| 0 |
Number of wholly private meetings
| 17 |
Staff
Clerk of the Committee: Dorian Gerhold, Principal
Clerk (SCS Band 1A)
Second Clerk: Rhiannon Hollis (Band A2),
Committee Assistant: Rowena Macdonald (Band C)
Specialist Advisers during the Session
None.
Witnesses
None.
Overseas Visits
Not applicable.
Visits to European Institutions
Not applicable.
UK Visits
Not applicable.
Reports and Oral and Written Evidence
None.
Government replies to Reports for Session 2008-09
None.
Formal Minutes
The Formal Minutes of the Committee were published
electronically after each meeting of the Committee. They are available
on the Committee's website at
http://http://www.parliament.uk/parliamentary_committees/cma.cmf.
Divisions
None.
Debates
None.
Number of oral evidence sessions for each inquiry
during the Session
None.
23 MODERNISATION OF THE HOUSE
OF COMMONS
For website access click on www.parliament.uk/modcom.
The Committee was nominated by the House of Commons
on 13 July 2005. The Committee did not meet in 2009-10.
Members
Harman, Ms Harriet (Chair)
Bryant, Chris
Butler, Ms Dawn
Coffey, Ann
Davies, Philip
Hemming, John
Howarth, Mr George
Hughes, Simon
Knight, Mr Greg
Lazarowicz, Mark
May, Mrs Theresa
Shepherd, Mr Richard
Soulsby, Sir Peter
Stoate, Dr Howard
Winterton, Sir Nicholas
| |
Staff
Clerk of the Committee: Jacqy Sharpe, Principal Clerk
(SCS Band 3)
Committee Assistant: Rowena Macdonald (Band C )
24 NATIONAL SECURITY STRATEGY
(JOINT COMMITTEE)
For website access click on www.parliament.uk/business/committees/committees-archive/jcnss/
[Extract from the Votes and Proceedings of the
House of Commons, 13 January 2010; "Ordered, Select Committee
appointed to joint with the Committee appointed by the Lords as
the Joint Committee on the National Security Strategy, to consider
the National Security Strategy."]
The Committee was nominated by the House of Commons
on 13 January 2010.
Members
Beckett, Margaret (Chair)
Arbuthnot, Mr James
Beith, Sir Alan
Browne, Des
Bruce, Malcolm
Gapes, Mike
Howells, Kim
Luff, Peter
Murphy, Paul
Rifkind, Sir Malcolm
Tipping, Paddy
Vaz, Keith
Overall Attendance:
| Meetings attended
2 out of 2
1 out of 2
1 out of 2
2 out of 2
2 out of 2
1 out of 2
1 out of 2
2 out of 2
1 out of 2
2 out of 2
2 out of 2
2 out of 2
79.2 %
|
Total number of meetings:
| 2 |
Of which: |
|
Number of meetings at which oral evidence was taken
| 1 |
Number of times oral evidence was taken partly or wholly in private
| 0 |
Number of wholly private meetings
| 1 |
Staff
Clerks of the Committee: Robert Wilson, Principal
Clerk (SCS Band 2) and Georgina Holmes-Skelton (Band A3)
Senior Committee Assistant: Richard Dawson (Band B2)
Committee Assistant: Lee Chiddicks (Band C)
Specialist Advisers during the Session
Dr Ian Kearns.
Witnesses
Oral Evidence was given during the Session by the following categories of witness:
| 0 |
Number of appearances by:
| 0 |
Cabinet Ministers | 2
|
Ministers other than Cabinet Ministers
| 1 |
Members of the House of Lords (of whom one was also a Minister)
| 1 |
Overseas Visits
None.
Visits to European Institutions
None.
UK Visits
None.
Reports and Oral and Written Evidence
None.
Government replies to Reports for Session 2008-09
None.
Formal Minutes
The Formal Minutes of the Committee were published
electronically after each meeting of the Committee. They are available
on the Committee's website at
http://www.parliament.uk/business/committees/committees-archive/jcnss/
Divisions
None.
Debates
None.
Number of oral evidence sessions for each inquiry
during the Session
Inquiry | Number of oral evidence sessions
|
National Security Strategy
| 1 |
Total | 1
|
25 NORTHERN IRELAND AFFAIRS
For website access click on www.parliament.uk/niacom.
The Committee was nominated by the House of Commons
on 13 July 2005.
Members
Cormack, Sir Patrick (Chair)
Anderson, Mr David
Cooper, Rosie
Fraser, Christopher
Grogan, Mr John
Hepburn, Mr Stephen
Hermon, Lady
Hoey, Kate
McDonnell, Dr Alasdair
Murphy, Mr Denis
Pound, Stephen
Robinson, Iris (discharged 13.1.10)
Simpson, David
Overall Attendance:
| Meetings attended
18 out of 18
0 out of 18
8 out of 18
11 out of 18
11 out of 18
11 out of 18
12 out of 18
11 out of 18
7 out of 18
11 out of 18
18 out of 18
3 out of 5
16 out of 18
63.3 %
|
Total number of meetings:
| 18 |
Of which:
| |
Number of meetings at which oral evidence was taken
| 6 |
Number of times oral evidence was taken partly or wholly in private
| 1 |
Number of wholly private meetings
| 12 |
Other activities |
|
Informal meetings
| 2 |
Details of the permanent staff of the Committee during
the Session can be found in the Committee's publications.
Specialist Advisers during the Session
David Watkins.
Witnesses
Oral evidence was given during the Session by the following categories of witnesses:
| |
Number of appearances by:
| |
Cabinet Ministers | 1
|
Number of appearances by officials from, or representatives of:
| |
Northern Ireland Office
| 1 |
Public Bodies comprising:
| |
Criminal Justice Inspectorate Northern Ireland
| 1 |
Northern Ireland Policing Board
| 1 |
Police Ombudsman for Northern Ireland
| 1 |
Police Service of Northern Ireland
| 1 |
Probation Board for Northern Ireland
| 1 |
Public Prosecution Service for Northern Ireland
| 1 |
Executive Agencies comprising:
| |
Forensic Science Northern Ireland
| 1 |
Northern Ireland Court Service
| 1 |
Northern Ireland Prison Service
| 1 |
Appearances by other witnesses:
| 3 |
Overseas Visits
Date | Destination
| Members | Staff
| Purpose | Cost
|
26-27.1.10 | Dublin
| Cormack, Cooper, Fraser, Hepburn, Hermon, Murphy, Pound
| 3A | Devolution of Policing and Justice
| £4,248.62 |
A
Includes 1 specialist adviser
Visits to European Institutions
None.
UK Visits
Date | Destination
| Members | Staff
| Purpose | Cost
|
| | |
| | |
7.1.10 | Embassy of Ireland,
London
| Cormack, Grogan, Hepburn, Hoey
| 1 | Meeting with new Ambassador
| £48.51 |
25-26.1.10 | Belfast
| Cormack, Cooper, Fraser, Grogan, Hepburn, Hermon, Murphy, Pound, Simpson
| 5A | Devolution of Policing and Justice
| £3,792 |
15-16.3.10 | Belfast
| Cormack, Anderson, Fraser, Grogan, Hepburn, Hermon, Hoey, McDonnell, Murphy, Pound, Simpson
| 3 | Launch of Report: The Omagh bombing: some remaining questions
| £5,454 |
A
Includes 1 specialist adviser and 1 shorthand writer
Reports and Oral and Written Evidence
Title | HC No. (2009-10)
| Date of publication
| Government reply
|
First Report: The work of the Committee in Session 2008-09
| 90 | 15.12.09
| Not applicable |
Second Report: The Report of the Consultative Group on the Past in Northern Ireland
| 171 | 16.12.09
| Received 26.02.2010: Published in Seventh Report Session 2009-10
|
Third Report: Television Broadcasting in Northern Ireland A
| 237 | 26.1.10
| Cm 7846, published 25. 3.10
|
Fourth Report: The Omagh bombing: some remaining questions
| 374 | 16.3.10
| Received 1.4.10: published as Eighth Report of Session 2009-10
|
Fifth Report: Forensic Science Northern Ireland
| 314 | 5.3.10
| Awaited |
Sixth Report: A Bill of Rights for Northern Ireland: an interim statement
| 236 | 24.3.10
| Not applicable |
Seventh Report: Progress towards devolution in Northern Ireland during the 2005 Parliament
| 319 | 1.4.10
| Awaited |
Eighth Report: The Omagh bombing: Government response
| 440 | 8.4.10
| Awaited |
Oral Evidence: Political Developments in Northern Ireland
| 428-i | 26.3.10
| Not applicable |
Oral Evidence: Television Broadcasting in Northern Ireland B
| 1071-iv | 18.11.09
| Not applicable |
Oral Evidence published on the Internet: Cross-border co-operation
| 78-i | 3.2.10
| Not applicable |
Oral Evidence published on the Internet: Forensic Science Service Northern Ireland
| 314-i | 3.2.10
| Not applicable |
Oral Evidence published on the Internet: Devolution of Policing and Justice
| 319-i to-iv | 10.3.10
| Not applicable |
Uncorrected Oral Evidence published on the Internet: Omagh: a decade after the bomb
| 359-v | 18.11.09
| Not applicable |
Uncorrected Oral Evidence published on the Internet: Political Developments in Northern Ireland
| 428-i | 10.3.10
| Not applicable |
Written Evidence published on the internet: Progress towards Devolution during the 2005 Parliament
| | 5.2.10
| Not applicable |
Written Evidence published on the internet: The Report of the Consultative Group on the Past in Northern Ireland
| | 18.3.10
| Not applicable |
A
Incorporating HC 1071 of Session 2008-09
B Oral Evidence taken in Session 2008-09
Government replies to Reports for Session 2008-09
None.
Formal Minutes
The Formal Minutes of the Committee were published
electronically after each meeting of the Committee. They are available
on the Committee's website at http://www.parliament.uk/niacom.
Divisions
None.
Debates
None.
Number of oral evidence sessions for each inquiry
during the Session
Inquiry | Number of oral evidence sessions
|
Devolution of Policing and Justice
| 4A |
Forensic Science Northern Ireland
| 1 |
Political Developments in Northern Ireland 2009-10
| 1 |
Television Broadcasting in Northern IrelandB
| 1 |
Total | 7
|
A
HC 428-ii and HC 428-iii were taken at the same meeting
B
Incorporating HC 1071 of Session 2008-09
25A Northern Ireland
Affairs Sub-Committee
For website access click on www.parliament.uk/niacom
The Sub-Committee was nominated on 24 February 2010.
Members
Cormack, Sir Patrick (Chair)
Hermon, Lady
McDonnell, Dr Alasdair
Simpson, David
Overall Attendance:
| Meetings attended
1 out of 1
1 out of 1
1 out of 1
1 out of 1
100 %
|
Total number of meetings:
| 1 |
Of which:
| |
Number of meetings at which oral evidence was taken
| 0 |
Number of times oral evidence was taken partly or wholly in private
| 0 |
Number of wholly private meetings
| 1 |
| |
Other activities |
|
None. |
|
Specialist Advisers during the Session
None.
Witnesses
Overseas Visits
None.
Visits to European Institutions
None.
UK Visits
None.
Reports and Oral and Written Evidence
None.
Government replies to Reports for Session 2008-09
None.
Formal Minutes
The Formal Minutes of the Committee were published
electronically after each meeting of the Committee. They are available
on the Committee's website at http://www.parliament.uk/niacom.
Divisions
None.
Debates
None.
Number of oral evidence sessions for each inquiry
during the Session
None.
26 PROCEDURE
For website access click on www.parliament.uk/proccom.
The Committee was nominated by the House of Commons
on 13 July 2005.
Members
Knight, Mr Greg (Chair)
Barlow, Ms Celia
Cawsey, Ian (added 18.1.10)
Chope, Mr Christopher
Clark, Ms Katy
Field, Mark
Gale, Mr Roger
Gwynne, Andrew (discharged 18.1.10)
Hemming, John
Illsley, Mr Eric
James, Mrs Sian C
Riordan, Mrs Linda
Smith, Sir Robert
Soulsby, Sir Peter
Overall Attendance:
| Meetings attended
13 out of 13
0 out of 13
6 out of 8
11 out of 13
4 out of 13
7 out of 13
10 out of 13
0 out of 5
12 out of 13
0 out of 13
2 out of 13
2 out of 13
11 out of 13
10 out of 13
52.1 %
|
Total number of meetings:
| 13 |
Of which: |
|
Number of meetings at which oral evidence was taken
| 0 |
Number of times oral evidence was taken partly or wholly in private
| 0 |
Number of wholly private meetings
| 13 |
Staff
Details of the permanent staff of the Committee during
the Session can be found in the Committee's publications.
Specialist Advisers during the Session
None.
Witnesses
Overseas Visits
None.
Visits to European Institutions
None.
UK Visits
None.
Reports and Oral and Written Evidence
Title | HC No. (2009-10)
| Date of publication
| Government reply
|
First Report: Election of the Speaker and of the Deputy Speakers
| 341 | 3.2.10
| Awaited |
Second Report: Explanatory statements to amendments to bills
| 410 | 2.3.10
| Awaited |
Third Report: Accountability to the House of Commons of Secretaries of State in the House of Lords
| 496 | 22.3.10
| Awaited |
First Special Report: Written Parliamentary Questions: Government Response to the Committee's Third Report of Session 2008-09, First Special Report
| 129 | 7.12.09
| Not applicable |
Written evidence published on the Internet: Letter from Harriet Harman, Leader of the House of Commons, regarding Interleaving of Bills and Explanatory Notes
| | 30.3.10
| Not applicable |
Written evidence published on the Internet: Letter from Harriet Harman, Leader of the House, regarding Tabling of Amendments by Select Committees
| | 30.3.10
| Not applicable |
Government replies to Reports for Session 2008-09
Reply to the Committee's Third Report: Written
Parliamentary Questions, published as First Special Report
of Session 2009-10 (HC 129).
Formal Minutes
The Formal Minutes of the Committee were published
electronically after each meeting of the Committee. They are available
on the Committee's website at http://www.parliament.uk/proccom.
Divisions
Date | Subject
|
27.1.10 | One, on consideration of the Chairman's draft First Report on Election of the Speaker and of the Deputy Speakers
|
Debates
The following Reports were debated in the House:
Fourth Report, Session 2008-09, Election of the
Deputy Speakers: Principles, HC 1080, 6.1.10
First Report, Session 2009-10, Election of the
Speaker and of the Deputy Speakers, HC 341, 4.3.10.
Number of oral evidence sessions for each inquiry
during the Session
None.
27 PUBLIC ACCOUNTS
For website access click on www.parliament.uk/pac.
The Committee was nominated by the House of Commons
on 13 July 2005.
Members
Leigh, Mr Edward (Chair)
Bacon, Mr Richard
Browning, Angela
Burstow, Mr Paul
Carswell, Mr Douglas
Curry, Mr David
Davidson, Mr Ian
Griffiths, Nigel
Hill, Keith
McCarthy-Fry, Sarah
Mitchell, Mr Austin
Pugh, Dr John
Smith, Geraldine
Touhig, Mr Don
Williams, Mr Alan
Wilson, Phil
Overall Attendance:
| Meetings attended
26 out of 26
18 out of 26
10 out of 26
5 out of 26
7 out of 26
10 out of 26
11 out of 26
17 out of 26
12 out of 26
0 out of 26
23 out of 26
10 out of 26
11 out of 26
7 out of 26
10 out of 26
0 out of 26
42.5 %
|
Total number of meetings:
| 26 |
Of which: |
|
Number of meetings at which oral evidence was taken
| 26 |
Number of times oral evidence was taken partly or wholly in private
| 0 |
Number of wholly private meetings
| 0 |
Staff
Details of the permanent staff of the Committee during
the Session can be found in the Committee's publications.
Specialist Advisers during the Session
None.
Witnesses
Oral evidence was given during the Session by the following categories of witnesses:
| |
Number of appearances by officials from, or representatives of:
| |
Department for Business, Innovation and Skills
| 3 |
Department for Communities and Local Government
| 2 |
Department for Culture, Media and Sport
| 1 |
Department for Energy and Climate Change
| 1 |
Department of Health |
5 |
Department for International Development
| 5 |
Department for Transport
| 1 |
Foreign and Commonwealth Office
| 1 |
Government Equalities Office
| 1 |
HM Treasury | 2
|
Home Office | 1
|
Ministry of Defence |
2 |
Ministry of Justice |
1 |
Executive Agencies, comprising:
| 1 |
National Offender Management Service
| 1 |
Number of appearances by officials from or representatives of public bodies and non-Ministerial departments comprising:
| 16 |
BBC | 2
|
BBC Trust | 2
|
Capital for Enterprise Limited
| 1 |
Equality and Human Rights Commission
| 1 |
HM Revenue and Customs |
3 |
Legal Services Commission
| 1 |
National Audit Office |
1 |
National Treatment Agency for Substance Misuse
| 1 |
Olympic Delivery Authority
| 1 |
Appearances by other witnesses
| 3 |
Overseas Visits
None.
Visits to European Institutions
None.
UK Visits
Date | Destination
| Members | Staff
| Purpose | Cost
|
23.2.10 | Olympic Park, Stratford
| Leigh, Bacon, Curry, Mitchell, Touhig
| 2 | Oral evidence session 8 March
| Nil |
Reports and Oral and Written Evidence
Title | HC No. (2009-10)
| Date of publication
| Government reply
|
First Report: A second progress update on the administration of the Single Payments Scheme by the Rural Payments Agency
| 98 | 16.12.09
| Cm 7818, published 11.3.10
|
Second Report: HM Revenue and Customs: Improving the Processing and Collection of Tax: Income Tax, Corporation Tax, Stamp Duty, Land Tax and Tax Credits
| 97 | 10.12.09
| Cm 7818, published 11.3.10
|
Third Report: Financial Management in the Foreign and Commonwealth Office
| 163 | 17.12.09
| Cm 7818, published 11.3.10
|
Fourth Report: Highways Agency: Contracting for Highways Maintenance
| 188 | 7.1.10
| Cm 7818, published 11.3.10
|
Fifth Report: Promoting Participation with the Historic Environment
| 189 | 12.1.10
| Cm 7818, published 11.3.10
|
Sixth Report: Train to Gain: Developing the skills of the workforce
| 248 | 21.1.10
| Cm 7829, published 25.3.10
|
Seventh Report: Young people's sexual health: the National Chlamydia Screening Programme
| 283 | 28.1.10
| Cm 7829, published 25.3.10
|
Eighth Report: Department for International Development: Aid to Malawi
| 282 | 26.1.10
| Cm 7829, published 25.3.10
|
Ninth Report: The procurement of legal aid in England and Wales by the Legal Services Commission
| 322 | 2.2.10
| Cm 7829, published 25.3.10
|
Tenth Report: Services for people with rheumatoid arthritis
| 46 | 23.2.10
| Awaited |
Eleventh Report: HM Revenue and Customs: Dealing with the tax obligations of older people
| 141 | 25.2.10
| Awaited |
Twelfth Report: Maintaining financial stability across the United Kingdom's banking system
| 190 | 9.2.10
| Cm 7829, published 25.3.10
|
Thirteenth Report: Excess Votes 2008-09
| 360 | 10.2.10
| Not applicable |
Fourteenth Report: DFT: The Failure of Metronet
| 390 | 2.3.10
| Awaited |
Fifteenth Report: Equality and Human Rights Commission
| 124 | 4.3.10
| Awaited |
Sixteenth Report: Regenerating the English Coalfields
| 247 | 10.3.10
| Awaited |
Seventeenth Report: The Department for Business, Innovation and Skills: Venture capital support for small businesses
| 271 | 9.3.10
| Awaited |
Eighteenth Report: Vehicle and Operator Services Agency: Enforcement of regulations on commercial vehicles
| 284 | 11.3.10
| Awaited |
Nineteenth Report: Improving Dementia Services in England
| 321 | 16.3.10
| Awaited |
Twentieth Report: Department for Work and Pensions: Management of Benefit Overpayment Debt
| 444 | 17.3.10
| Awaited |
Twenty-First Report: The Decent Homes Programme
| 350 | 18.3.10
| Awaited |
Twenty-Second Report: The sale of the Government's interest in British Energy
| 356 | 24.3.10
| Awaited |
Twenty-Third Report: Ministry of Defence: Major Projects Report 2009
| 338 | 23.3.10
| Awaited |
Twenty-Fourth Report: HM Revenue and Customs: Handling telephone enquiries
| 389 | 25.3.10
| Awaited |
Twenty-Fifth Report: Adapting the Foreign and Commonwealth Office's global estate to the modern world
| 417 | 1.4.10
| Awaited |
Twenty-Sixth Report: Progress in improving stroke care
| 405 | 30.3.10
| Awaited |
Twenty-Seventh Report: Ministry of Defence: Treating injury and illnesses arising on military operations
| 427 | 29.3.10
| Awaited |
Twenty-Eighth Report: Preparations for the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games
| 443 | 1.4.10
| Awaited |
Twenty-Ninth Report: Scrutiny of value for money at the BBC
| 519 | 7.4.10
| Awaited |
Thirtieth Report: Tackling problem drug use
| 456 | 7.4.10
| Awaited |
Thirty-First Report: Department for Business, Innovation and Skills: Helping over-indebted consumers
| 475 | 8.4.10
| Awaited |
Thirty-Second Report: HM Revenue and Customs' estate private finance deal eight years on
| 312 | 8.4.10
| Awaited |
Thirty-Third Report: Nine reports from the Comptroller and Auditor General published from July 2009 to March 2010
| 520 | 6.4.10
| Awaited |
Government replies to Reports for Session 2008-09
Reply to the Committee's Fortieth Report: The
National Offender Management Information System, published
as Cm 7793 (28.1.10).
Reply to the Committee's Forty-First Report: Service
Families Accommodation, published as Cm 7736 (15.12.09).
Reply to the Committee's Forty-Second Report: Supporting
carers to care, published as Cm 7736 (15.12.09).
Reply to the Committee's Forty-Third Report: Learning
and Innovation in Government, published as Cm 7736 (15.12.09).
Reply to the Committee's Forty-Fourth Report: The
Maritime and Coastguard Agency's response to growth in the UK
merchant fleet, published as Cm 7736 (15.12.09).
Reply to the Committee's Forty-Sixth Report: Financial
Management in the Home Office, published as Cm 7736 (15.12.09).
Reply to the Committee's Forty-Ninth Report: Improving
road safety for pedestrians and cyclists in Great Britain,
published as Cm 7736 (15.12.09).
Reply to the Committee's Fiftieth Report: Supporting
people with autism through adulthood, published as Cm 7736
(15.12.09).
Reply to the Committee's Fifty-First Report: National
Offender Management Service: Maintenance of the prison estate
in England and Wales, published as Cm 7793 (28.1.10).
Reply to the Committee's Fifty-Second Report: Reducing
Healthcare Associated Infection in Hospitals in England, published
as Cm 7793 (28.1.10).
Reply to the Committee's Fifty-Third Report: Oversight
of the Post Office Network Change Programme, published as
Cm 7793 (28.1.10).
Reply to the Committee's Fifty-Fourth Report: Ministry
of Defence: Support for High Intensity Operations, published
as Cm 7736 (15.12.09).
Formal Minutes
The Formal Minutes of the Committee were published
electronically after each meeting of the Committee. They are available
on the Committee's website at http://www.parliament.uk/pac.
Divisions
None.
Debates
None.
Number of oral evidence sessions for each inquiry
during the Session
Inquiry | Number of oral evidence sessions
|
Adapting the Foreign and Commonwealth Office's global estate to the modern world
| 1 |
Dealing with the tax obligations of older people
| 1 |
Department for International Development: Aid to Malawi
| 1 |
Department of Health: Progress in improving stroke care
| 1 |
Enforcement of regulations on commercial vehicles
| 1 |
Equality and Human Rights Commission Accounts 2006-08
| 1 |
Helping over-indebted consumers
| 1 |
HM Revenue and Customs: Handling Telephone Enquiries
| 1 |
HMRC's estate private finance deal eight years on
| 1 |
Improving Dementia Services in England - an Interim Report
| 1 |
Maintaining financial stability across the United Kingdom's banking system
| 1 |
Major trauma care in England
| 1 |
Managing offenders on short custodial sentences
| 1 |
Ministry of Defence: Major Projects Report 2009
| 1 |
Ministry of Defence: Treating injury and illness arising on military operations
| 1 |
National Audit Office Resource Estimate for 2010-11
| 1 |
Preparations for the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games - Progress Report
| 1 |
Regenerating the English Coalfields
| 1 |
Services for people with rheumatoid arthritis
| 1 |
Tackling problem drug use
| 1 |
The BBC's management of its coverage of major sporting and music events
| 1 |
The BBC's management of three major estates projects
| 1 |
The Decent Homes Programme
| 1 |
The procurement of criminal legal aid in England and Wales by the Legal Services Commission/The Legal Services Commission Accounts
| 1 |
The sale of the Government's interest in British Energy
| 1 |
Venture capital support to small businesses
| 1 |
Young people's sexual health: the National Chlamydia Screening Programme
| 1 |
Total | 27A
|
A On
15 March 2010 the Committee took evidence on two separate inquiries
28 PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION
For website access click on www.parliament.uk/pasc.
The Committee was nominated by the House of Commons
on 13 July 2005.
Members
Wright, Dr Tony (Chair)
Burrowes, Mr David
Flynn, Paul
Heyes, David
Hopkins, Kelvin
Liddell-Grainger, Mr Ian
Morgan, Julie
Prentice, Mr Gordon
Rowen, Paul
Walker, Mr Charles
Willott, Jenny
Overall Attendance:
| Meetings attended
13 out of 14
2 out of 14
8 out of 14
8 out of 14
13 out of 14
10 out of 14
10 out of 14
13 out of 14
7 out of 14
10 out of 14
1 out of 14
61.7 %
|
Total number of meetings:
| 14 |
Of which: |
|
Number of meetings at which oral evidence was taken
| 11 |
Number of times oral evidence was taken partly or wholly in private
| 0 |
Number of wholly private meetings
| 3 |
Staff
Details of the permanent staff of the Committee during
the Session can be found in the Committee's publications.
Specialist Advisers during the Session
Steve Tatton.
Witnesses
Oral Evidence was given during the Session by the following categories of witnesses:
| |
Number of appearances by:
| |
Ministers other than Cabinet Ministers
| 1 |
Members of the House of Lords
| 3 |
Number of appearances by officials from, or representatives of:
| |
Cabinet Office | 2
|
Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs
| 1 |
HM Treasury | 1
|
Number of appearances by officials from or representatives of public bodies and non-Ministerial departments comprising
| |
Audit Commission | 1
|
Charity Commission |
1 |
Committee on Standards in Public Life
| 1 |
Equality and Human Rights Commission
| 1 |
National Audit Office |
1 |
UK Statistics Authority
| 1 |
Parliamentary and Health Service Ombudsman
| 1 |
Executive agencies: |
|
Rural Payments Agency |
1 |
Appearances by other witnesses
| 9 |
Overseas Visits
None.
Visits to European Institutions
None.
UK Visits
None.
Reports and Oral and Written Evidence
Title | HC No. (2009-10)
| Date of publication
| Government reply
|
First Report: Bad Language: The Use and Abuse of Official Language
| 17 | 30.11.09
| Received 15.2.10: published as Fourth Special Report Session 2009-10
|
Second Report: Work of the Committee in 2008-09
| 20 | 2.12.09
| Not applicable |
Third Report: Selection of a new Chair of the Advisory Committee on Business Appointments
Oral Evidence: Selection of a new Chair of the Advisory Committee on Business Appointments
| 42-I
42-II
| 27.11.09
30.12.09
| Received 30.11.09: published as Second Special Report Session 2009-10
Not applicable
|
Fourth Report: Parliament and the Ombudsman
| 107 | 9.12.09
| Received 11.3.10: published with Tenth Report Session 2009-10
|
Fifth Report: Lobbying: Developments since the Committee's First Report of Session 2008-09
| 108 | 16.12.09
| Received 10.2.10: published as Third Special Report Session 2009-10
|
Sixth Report: Top Pay in the Public Sector
| 172-I | 21.12.09
| Received 11.3.10: published with Eleventh Report Session 2009-10
|
Oral and Written Evidence: Top Pay in the Public Sector
| 172-II | 21.12.09
| Not applicable |
Seventh Report: Outsiders and Insiders: External Appointments to the Senior Civil Service
| 219 | 2.2.10
| Received 16.3.10: published with Twelfth Report Session 2009-10
|
Eighth Report: Goats and Tsars: Ministerial and other appointments from outside Parliament
| 330 | 11.3.10
| Awaited |
Ninth Report: Too Many Ministers?
| 457 | 16.3.10
| Awaited |
Tenth Report: Parliament and the Ombudsman: Further Report, with the Government Response to the Committee's Fourth Report of Session 2009-10
| 471 | 25.3.10
| Not applicable |
Eleventh Report: Top Pay in the Public Sector: Further Report, with the Government Response to the Committee's Sixth Report of Session 2009-10
| 472 | 24.3.10
| Awaited |
Twelfth Report: Outsiders and Insiders: External Appointments to the Senior Civil Service: Further Report, with the Government Response to the Committee's Seventh Report of Session 2009-10
| 500 | 25.3.10
| Not applicable |
First Special Report: Response to White Paper: "An Elected Second Chamber": Government Response to the Committee's Fifth Report of Session 2008-09
| 59 | 2.12.09
| Not applicable |
Second Special Report: Selection of a new Chair of the Advisory Committee on Business Appointments: Government Response to the Committee's Third Report of Session 2009-10
| 139 | 16.12.09
| Not applicable |
Third Special Report: Lobbying: Developments since the Committee's First Report of Session 2008-09: Government Response to the Committee's Fifth Report of Session 2009-10
| 393 | 3.3.10
| Not applicable |
Fourth Special Report: Bad Language: The Use and Abuse of Official Language: Government Response to the Committee's First Report of Session 2009-10
| 394 | 3.3.10
| Not applicable |
Oral and Written Evidence: Work of the Ombudsman in 2008-09
Oral and Written Evidence: Official Statistics: 2011 Census Questions
| 122
10-i
| 9.12.09
18.1.10
| Not applicable
Not applicable
|
Oral and Written Evidence: Work of the Charity Commission in 2008-09
Oral and Written Evidence: Work of the Cabinet Office in 2008-09
| 109-i
1078-i (2008-09)
| 18.1.10
18.1.10
| Not applicable
Not applicable
|
Oral and Written Evidence: Government Communications
| 219-i | 26.2.10
| Not applicable |
Oral and Written Evidence: Defra's response to the Ombudsman's report on the Single Payment Scheme
Oral and Written Evidence: Public Administration and the Fiscal Squeeze
| 331-i
126-i-iii
| 22.3.10
29.3.10
| Not applicable
Not applicable
|
Oral Evidence: Committee on Standards in Public Life
Oral Evidence: The State of Government
| 332-i
458-i
| 3.3.10
8.4.10
| Not applicable
Not applicable
|
Oral Evidence published on the Internet: Propriety and Peerages
| 470-i | 29.4.10
| Not applicable |
Government replies to Reports for Session 2008-09
Reply to the Committee's Fifth Report: Response
to White Paper: "An Elected Second Chamber", received
19.11.09 and published as the Committee's First Special Report,
Session 2009-10.
Reply to the Committee's Tenth Report: Leaks and
Whistleblowing, published as Cm 7863 (March 2010).
Formal Minutes
The Formal Minutes of the Committee were published
electronically after each meeting of the Committee. They are available
on the Committee's website at http://www.parliament.uk/pasc.
Divisions
None.
Debates
The following Report
was debated in Westminster Hall:
First Report, Session,
2008-09, Lobbying: Access and influence in Whitehall, HC
36, 7.1.10
The following Reports were tagged to the Order Paper
as being relevant to a debate in the House:
Tenth Report, Session 2007-08, Constitutional
Renewal: Draft Bill and White Paper, HC 499, 19.11.09, 19.1.10,
26.1.10, 1.2.10, 9.2.10 and 2.3.10.
Second Report, Session 2008-09, Justice delayed:
The Ombudsman's report on Equitable Life, HC 41, and Sixth
Report, Session 2008-09, Justice denied?: The Government's
response to the Ombudsman's report on Equitable Life, HC 219,
16.3.10
Number of oral evidence sessions for each inquiry
during the Session
Inquiry | Number of oral evidence sessions
|
Committee on Standards in Public Life
| 1 |
Defra's response to the Ombudsman's report on the Single Payment Scheme
| 1 |
Government Communications
| 1 |
Official Statistics: 2011 Census Questions
| 1 |
Propriety and Peerages |
1 |
Public Administration and the Fiscal Squeeze
| 3 |
Selection of a new Chair of the Advisory Committee on Business Appointments
| 1 |
The State of Government
| 1 |
Work of the Charity Commission in 2008-09
| 1 |
Total | 11
|
29 REFORM OF THE HOUSE OF COMMONS
For website access click on www.parliament.uk/parliamentary_committees/reform_committee.cfm.
The Committee was nominated by the House of Commons
on 20 July 2009.
Members
Wright, Dr Tony (Chair)
Allen, Graham
Atkinson, Peter
Betts, Mr Clive
Brady, Mr Graham
Clelland, Mr David
Drew, Mr David
Engel, Natascha
Harris, Dr Evan
Howarth, David
Jack, Mr Michael
Knight, Mr Greg
Llwyd, Mr Elfyn
Mullin, Mr Chris
Palmer, Dr Nick
Salter, Martin
Starkey, Dr Phyllis
Tyrie, Mr Andrew
Overall Attendance:
| Meetings attended
3 out of 3
3 out of 3
0 out of 3
1 out of 3
3 out of 3
0 out of 3
3 out of 3
3 out of 3
3 out of 3
2 out of 3
3 out of 3
1 out of 3
1 out of 3
3 out of 3
2 out of 3
1 out of 3
2 out of 3
3 out of 3
64.9 %
|
Total number of meetings:
| 3 |
Of which: |
|
Number of meetings at which oral evidence was taken
| 1 |
Number of times oral evidence was taken partly or wholly in private
| 0 |
Number of wholly private meetings
| 2 |
Staff
Details of the permanent staff of the Committee during
the Session can be found in the Committee's publications.
Specialist Advisers during the Session
Dr. Meg Russell.
Witnesses
Oral evidence was given during the Session by the following categories of witnesses:
| |
Number of appearances by:
| |
Cabinet Ministers | 1
|
Members of Parliament |
2 |
Overseas Visits
None.
Visits to European Institutions
None.
UK Visits
None.
Reports and Oral and Written Evidence
Title | HC No. (2009-10)
| Date of publication
| Government reply
|
First Report: Rebuilding the House: Implementation
| 372 | 15.3.10
| Not required |
Government replies to Reports for Session 2008-09
None.
Formal Minutes
The Formal Minutes of the Committee were published
electronically after each meeting of the Committee. They are available
on the Committee's website at
http://www.parliament.uk/business/committees/committees-a-z/former-committees/commons-select/reform-of-the-house-of-commons-committee.
Debates
The following report was debated in the House:
First Report, Session 2008-09, Rebuilding the House
(HC 372), 22.2.10, 4.3.10.
Number of oral evidence sessions for each inquiry
during the Session
Inquiry | Number of oral evidence sessions
|
Rebuilding the House: Implementation
| 1 |
30 REGIONAL COMMITTEES
30A East of England
Committee
For website access click on http://www.parliament.uk/parliamentary_committees/eengland.cfm.
The Committee was nominated by the House of Commons
on 3 March 2009. The Committee did not meet in 2009-10.
Members
Moran, Margaret (Chair from 11.3.09)
Clarke, Charles
Hall, Patrick
Wright, Mr Anthony
| |
Staff
Clerk of the Committee: Dr Rebecca Davies, Senior
Clerk (Band A2)
Inquiry Manager: Ian Thomson (Band B1)
Senior Committee Assistant: Emma Sawyer (Band B2)
Committee Assistants: Ian Blair (Band C) and Anna
Browning (Band C)
30B East Midlands
Committee
For website access click on http://www.parliament.uk/parliamentary_committees/emid.cfm.
The Committee was nominated by the House of Commons
on 3 March 2009.
Members
Tipping, Paddy (Chair from 11.3.09)
Heppell, Mr John
Laxton, Mr Bob
Mallaber, Judy
Soulsby, Sir Peter
Overall Attendance:
| Meetings attended
5 out of 5
0 out of 5
4 out of 5
5 out of 5
2 out of 5
64.0 %
|
Total number of meetings:
| 5 |
Of which: |
|
Number of meetings at which oral evidence was taken
| 4 |
Number of times oral evidence was taken partly or wholly in private
| 0 |
Number of wholly private meetings
| 1 |
Staff
Details of the permanent staff of the Committee during
the Session can be found in the Committee's publications.
Specialist Advisers during the Session
None.
Witnesses
Oral evidence was given during the Session by the
following categories of witnesses:
Number of appearances by:
| |
Ministers others than Cabinet Ministers
| 1 |
Number of appearances by officials or representatives of:
| |
Government Office for the East Midlands
| 2 |
East Midlands Development Agency
| 2 |
Learning and Skills Council
| 1 |
Appearances by other witnesses:
| 16 |
Overseas Visits
None.
Visits to European Institutions
None.
UK Visits
Date | Destination
| Members | Staff
| Purpose | Cost
|
17.12.09 | The Roundhouse, Derby
| Laxton, Soulsby, Tipping
| 6A | Oral evidence session
| £1,009.50 |
22.3.10 | Marehay, Derbyshire
| Laxton, Mallaber, Tipping
| 7B | Oral evidence session
| £1,420.25 |
A
Includes 3 staff from Official Report
B
Includes 4 staff from Official Report
Reports and Oral and Written Evidence
Title | HC No. (2009-10)
| Date of publication
| Government reply
|
First Report: The share of funding received in the East Midlands region
| 104-I | 26.3.10
| Awaited |
Oral and Written Evidence: The share of funding received by the East Midlands region
| 104-II | 26.3.10
| Not applicable |
Uncorrected Oral Evidence published on the Internet: Learning and Skills in the East Midlands
| 534-i | 24.5.10
| Not applicable |
Government replies to Reports for Session 2008-09
None.
Formal Minutes
The Formal Minutes of the Committee were published
electronically after each meeting of the Committee. They are available
on the Committee's website at
http://http://www.parliament.uk/parliamentary_committees/emid.cfm.
Divisions
None.
Debates
None.
Number of oral evidence sessions for each inquiry
during the Session
Inquiry | Number of oral evidence sessions
|
Learning and skills in the East Midlands
| 1 |
The share of funding received in the East Midlands region
| 3 |
Total | 4
|
30C London Committee
For website access click on http://www.parliament.uk/parliamentary_committees/london.cfm
The Committee was nominated by the House of Commons
on 14 December 2009.
Members
Buck, Ms Karen (Chair from 15.12.09)
Corbyn, Jeremy
Efford, Clive
McDonagh, Siobhain
Pelling, Mr Andrew
Slaughter, Mr Andy
Overall Attendance:
| Meetings attended
7 out of 7
6 out of 7
5 out of 7
3 out of 7
3 out of 7
7 out of 7
73.8 %
|
Total number of meetings:
| 7 |
Of which: |
|
Number of meetings at which oral evidence was taken
| 5 |
Number of times oral evidence was taken partly or wholly in private
| 0 |
Number of wholly private meetings
| 2 |
Staff
Details of the permanent staff of the Committee during
the Session can be found in the Committee's publications.
Specialist Advisers during the Session
None.
Witnesses
Oral evidence was given during the Session by the
following categories of witnesses:
Number of appearances by:
| |
Ministers other than Cabinet Ministers
| 1 |
Number of appearances by officials or representatives of:
| |
Cabinet Office | 1
|
Government Office for London
| 3 |
Homes and Communities Agency
| 1 |
Office for National Statistics
| 1 |
Appearances by other witnesses
| 13 |
Overseas Visits
None.
Visits to European Institutions
None.
UK Visits
Date | Destination
| Members | Staff
| Purpose | Cost
|
8.2.10 | Stratford Old Town Hall
| Buck, Corbyn, Efford, Slaughter
| 7A | Oral evidence session
| £628.86 |
A
Includes 4 staff from Official Report
Reports and Oral and Written Evidence
Title | HC No. (2009-10)
| Date of publication
| Government reply
|
First Report: London's population and the 2011 Census
| 349 | 31.3.10
| Awaited |
Oral and Written Evidence: The work of the Government Office for London
| 409-i | 31.3.10
| Not applicable |
Oral and Written Evidence: Government policy on affordable housing in London
| 508-i | 24.5.10
| Not applicable |
Government replies to Reports for Session 2008-09
None.
Formal Minutes
The Formal Minutes of the Committee were published
electronically after each meeting of the Committee. They are available
on the Committee's website at
http://http://www.parliament.uk/parliamentary_committees/london.cfm.
Divisions
None.
Debates
None.
Number of oral evidence sessions for each inquiry
during the Session
Inquiry | Number of oral evidence sessions
|
Government policy on affordable housing in London
| 1 |
London's population and the 2011 Census
| 4 |
The work of the Government Office for London
| 1 |
Total | 6
|
30D North East
Committee
For website access click on http://www.parliament.uk/parliamentary_committees/ne.cfm.
The Committee was nominated by the House of Commons
on 3 March 2009.
Members
Taylor, Ms Dari (Chair from 16.3.09)
Anderson, Mr David
Hodgson, Mrs Sharon
Murphy, Mr Denis
Wilson, Phil
Overall Attendance:
| Meetings attended
6 out of 6
6 out of 6
0 out of 6
5 out of 6
6 out of 6
80.0 %
|
Total number of meetings:
| 6 |
Of which: |
|
Number of meetings at which oral evidence was taken
| 2 |
Number of times oral evidence was taken partly or wholly in private
| 0 |
Number of wholly private meetings
| 4 |
Staff
Details of the permanent staff of the Committee during
the Session can be found in the Committee's publications.
Specialist Advisers during the Session
None.
Witnesses
Oral evidence was given during the Session by the
following categories of witnesses:
Number of appearances by:
| |
Ministers other than Cabinet Ministers
| 1 |
Government Office for the North East
| 1 |
Members of Parliament |
1 |
Number of appearances by officials or representatives of:
| |
One North East | 1
|
Other witnesses | 6
|
Overseas Visits
None.
Visits to European Institutions
None.
UK Visits
Date | Destination
| Members | Staff
| Purpose | Cost
|
15.1.10 | Redcar
| Taylor, Anderson, Murphy, Wilson
| 7A | Oral evidence session
| £1,088.65 |
A
Includes 4 staff from Official Report
Reports and Oral and Written Evidence
Title | HC No. (2009-10)
| Date of publication
| Government reply
|
First Report: Industry and Innovation in the North East of England
| 169 | 18.12.09
| Received 25.3.10: published as First Special Report Session 2009-10
|
Second Report: Teesside Cast Products
| 279 | 8.3.10
| Cm 7868, published 7.4.10
|
Third Report: Tourism in the North East
| 498 | 25.3.10
| Awaited |
First Special Report: The Government's Response to the First Report from the Committee, Session 2009-10: Industry and Innovation in the North East of England
| 497 | 25.3.10
| Not applicable |
Government replies to Reports for Session 2008-09
None.
Formal Minutes
The Formal Minutes of the Committee were published
electronically after each meeting of the Committee. They are available
on the Committee's website at
http://http://www.parliament.uk/parliamentary_committees/ne.cfm.
Divisions
None.
Debates
None.
Number of oral evidence sessions for each inquiry
during the Session
Inquiry | Number of oral evidence sessions
|
Teeside Cast Products |
2 |
Total | 2
|
30E North West
Committee
For website access click on http://www.parliament.uk/parliamentary_committees/nw.cfm.
The Committee was nominated by the House of Commons
on 3 March 2009.
Members
Crausby, Mr David (Chair from 10.3.09)
Cooper, Rosie
Lloyd, Tony
Martlew, Mr Eric
Smith, Geraldine
Overall Attendance:
| Meetings attended
2 out of 2
2 out of 2
2 out of 2
2 out of 2
0 out of 2
80.0 %
|
Total number of meetings:
| 2 |
Of which: |
|
Number of meetings at which oral evidence was taken
| 2 |
Number of times oral evidence was taken partly or wholly in private
| 0 |
Number of wholly private meetings
| 0 |
Staff
Details of the permanent staff of the Committee during
the Session can be found in the Committee's publications.
Specialist Advisers during the Session
None.
Witnesses
Oral evidence was given during the Session by the
following categories of witnesses:
Number of appearances by:
| |
Ministers other than Cabinet Ministers
| 1 |
Number of appearances by officials or representatives of:
| |
Government Office for the North West
| 1 |
North West Development Agency
| 1 |
Environment Agency |
1 |
Nuclear Decommissioning Authority
| 1 |
Appearances by other witnesses
| 8 |
Overseas Visits
None.
Visits to European Institutions
None.
UK Visits
None.
Reports and Oral and Written Evidence
Title | HC No. (2009-10)
| Date of publication
| Government reply
|
First Special Report: The Government's reply to the Committee's First Report of Session 2008-09: The impact of the current economic situation on the North West and the Government's response
| 675 | 19.11.09
| Not applicable |
Oral and Written Evidence: The future of the nuclear industry in the North West
| 361 | 31.3.10
| Not applicable |
Government replies to Reports for Session 2008-09
Reply to the Committee's First Report: The impact
of the current economic situation on the North West and the Government's
response, published 19.11.09.
Formal Minutes
The Formal Minutes of the Committee were published
electronically after each meeting of the Committee. They are available
on the Committee's website at
http://http://www.parliament.uk/parliamentary_committees/nw.cfm.
Divisions
None.
Debates
None.
Number of oral evidence sessions for each inquiry
during the Session
Inquiry | Number of oral evidence sessions
|
The future of the nuclear industry in the North West
| 2 |
Total | 2
|
30F South East
Committee
For website access click on http://www.parliament.uk/parliamentary_committees/se.cfm.
The Committee was nominated by the House of Commons
on 3 March 2009.
Members
Ladyman, Stephen (Chair from 10.3.09)
Barlow, Ms Celia
Lepper, David
Prosser, Mr Gwyn
Smith, Andrew
Overall Attendance:
| Meetings attended
3 out of 4
1 out of 4
3 out of 4
3 out of 4
3 out of 4
65.0 %
|
Total number of meetings:
| 4 |
Of which: |
|
Number of meetings at which oral evidence was taken
| 3 |
Number of times oral evidence was taken partly or wholly in private
| 0 |
Number of wholly private meetings
| 1 |
Staff
Details of the permanent staff of the Committee during
the Session can be found in the Committee's publications.
Specialist Advisers during the Session
Dr David Counsell and Dr Graham Haughton.
Witnesses
Oral evidence was given during the Session by the
following categories of witnesses:
Number of appearances by:
| |
Ministers other than Cabinet Ministers
| 1 |
Number of appearances by officials or representatives of:
| |
Government Office for the South West
| 1 |
South East England Development Agency
| 2 |
Appearances by other witnesses:
| 12 |
Overseas Visits
None.
Visits to European Institutions
None.
UK Visits
None.
Reports and Oral and Written Evidence
Title | HC No. (2009-10)
| Date of publication
| Government reply
|
First Report: Housing in the South East
| 403 | 7.4.10
| Awaited |
First Special Report: South East England Development Agency and the Regional Economic Strategy: Government and South East England Development Agency responses to the Committee's First Report of Session 2008-09
| 200 | 22.12.09
| Not applicable |
Oral Evidence: Post-Appointment Hearing: the New Chair of South East England Development Agency
| 199-i | 7.4.10
| Not applicable |
Government replies to Reports for Session 2008-09
Reply to the Committee's First Report: South East
England Development Agency and the Regional Economic Strategy,
published 22.12.09.
Formal Minutes
The Formal Minutes of the Committee were published
electronically after each meeting of the Committee. They are available
on the Committee's website at
http://http://www.parliament.uk/parliamentary_committees/se.cfm.
Divisions
None.
Debates
None.
Number of oral evidence sessions for each inquiry
during the Session
Inquiry | Number of oral evidence sessions
|
Housing in the South East
| 2 |
Post-appointment hearing: the new Chair of SEEDA
| 1 |
Total | 3
|
30G South West
Committee
For website access click on http://www.parliament.uk/parliamentary_committees/sw.cfm.
The Committee was nominated by the House of Commons
on 3 March 2009.
Members
Seabeck, Alison (Chair from 11.03.09)
Berry, Roger
Drew, Mr David
McCarthy, Kerry
Naysmith, Dr Doug
Overall Attendance:
| Meetings attended
4 out of 4
3 out of 4
4 out of 4
0 out of 4
4 out of 4
75.0 %
|
Total number of meetings:
| 4 |
Of which: |
|
Number of meetings at which oral evidence was taken
| 3 |
Number of times oral evidence was taken partly or wholly in private
| 0 |
Number of wholly private meetings
| 1 |
Staff
Details of the permanent staff of the Committee during
the Session can be found in the Committee's publications.
Specialist Advisers during the Session
None.
Witnesses
Oral evidence was given during the Session by the
following categories of witnesses:
Number of appearances by:
| |
Ministers other than Cabinet Ministers
| 3 |
Number of appearances by officials of representatives of:
| |
South West Regional Development Agency
| 2 |
Highways Agency | 1
|
Other witnesses | 11
|
Overseas Visits
None.
Visits to European Institutions
None.
UK Visits
None.
Reports and Oral and Written Evidence
Title | HC No. (2009-10)
| Date of publication
| Government reply
|
First Report: Transport in the South West
| 146-I | 26.2.10
| Cm 7861, published 7.4.10
|
Oral and Written Evidence: Transport in the South West
| 146-II | 26.2.10
| Not applicable |
Second Report: Prospects for the South West Economy
| 355 | 31.3.10
| Awaited |
Government replies to Reports for Session 2008-09
Reply to the Committee's First Report: Impact
of the economic downturn on the South West and the Government's
response, received 9.12.09.
Formal Minutes
The Formal Minutes of the Committee were published
electronically after each meeting of the Committee. They are available
on the Committee's website at
http://http://www.parliament.uk/parliamentary_committees/sw.cfm.
Divisions
None.
Debates
None.
Number of oral evidence sessions for each inquiry
during the Session
Inquiry | Number of oral evidence sessions
|
Prospects for the South West economy
| 2 |
Transport in the South West
| 1 |
Total | 3
|
30H West Midlands
Committee
For website access click on http://www.parliament.uk/parliamentary_committees/wmid.cfm.
The Committee was nominated by the House of Commons
on 3 March 2009.
Members
Burden, Richard (Chair from 12.3.09)
Bailey, Adrian
Dean, Mrs Janet
Plaskitt, James
Taylor, Dr Richard
Walley, Joan
Overall Attendance:
| Meetings attended
6 out of 6
6 out of 6
6 out of 6
4 out of 6
5 out of 6
2 out of 6
80.6 %
|
Total number of meetings:
| 6 |
Of which: |
|
Number of meetings at which oral evidence was taken
| 3 |
Number of times oral evidence was taken partly or wholly in private
| 0 |
Number of wholly private meetings
| 3 |
Other activities | |
Conferences/Seminars hosted
| 1 |
Staff
Details of the permanent staff of the Committee during
the Session can be found in the Committee's publications.
Specialist Advisers during the Session
Professor David Bailey.
Witnesses
Oral evidence was given during the Session by the
following categories of witnesses:
Number of appearances by officials or representatives of:
| |
Government Office for the West Midlands
| 1 |
Advantage West Midlands
| 1 |
Environment Agency |
1 |
Highways Agency | 1
|
Homes and Communities Agency
| 1 |
Other witnesses | 7
|
Overseas Visits
None.
Visits to European Institutions
None.
UK Visits
Date | Destination
| Members | Staff
| Purpose | Cost
|
14.12.09 | Advantage West Midlands, Aston Birmingham
| Burden, Bailey, Dean, Taylor
| 8 A | Oral evidence session
| £955.30 |
22.2.10 | Aston Business School
| Burden, Bailey, Taylor |
1 | Seminar
| £1078.24 |
1.3.10 | Worcester
| Burden, Bailey, Dean, Taylor
| 8A | Oral evidence session
| £1,476.40 |
A
Includes 4 staff from Official Report and 1 from the National
Audit Office
Reports and Oral and Written Evidence
Title | HC No. (2009-10)
| Date of publication
| Government reply
|
First Report: The effect of the economic downturn on the people in the West Midlands
| 258 | 26.1.10
| Published 8.4.10 |
Second Report: Planning for the future: Housing and economic development in the West Midlands
| 421 | 8.4.10
| Awaited |
Third Report: Making the voice of the West Midlands heard: the work of the Committee, and the future for the region
| 528 | 8.4.10
| Awaited |
First Special Report: The impact of the current economic and financial situation on businesses in the West Midlands Region: Government Response to the West Midlands Regional Committee's First Report of Session 2008-09
| 61 | 27.11.09
| Not applicable |
Second Special Report: The effect of the economic downturn on the people in the West Midlands: Government response to the Committee's First Report of Session 2009-10
| 533 | 8.4.10
| Not applicable |
Oral and Written Evidence: Advantage West Midlands Annual Report and Accounts 2008-09
| 175-i | 29.3.10
| Not applicable |
Government replies to Reports for Session 2008-09
Reply to the Committee's First Report: The impact
of the current economic and financial situation on businesses
in the West Midlands Region, published 27.11.09.
Formal Minutes
The Formal Minutes of the Committee were published
electronically after each meeting of the Committee. They are available
on the Committee's website at
http://http://www.parliament.uk/parliamentary_committees/wmid.cfm.
Divisions
None.
Debates
None.
Number of oral evidence sessions for each inquiry
during the Session
Inquiry | Number of oral evidence sessions
|
Planning for the future: Housing and economic development in the West Midlands
| 2 |
Advantage West Midlands: Annual Report and Accounts 2008-09
| 1 |
Total | 3
|
30I Yorkshire
and the Humber Committee
For website access click on http://www.parliament.uk/parliamentary_committees/yorkshire.cfm.
The Committee was nominated by the House of Commons
on 3 March 2009.
Members
Illsley, Mr Eric (Chair from 5.3.09)
Betts, Mr Clive
Cawsey, Ian
McIsaac, Shona
Mitchell, Mr Austin
Overall Attendance:
| Meetings attended
3 out of 3
2 out of 3
2 out of 3
3 out of 3
3 out of 3
86.7 %
|
Total number of meetings:
| 3 |
Of which: |
|
Number of meetings at which oral evidence was taken
| 1 |
Number of times oral evidence was taken partly or wholly in private
| 0 |
Number of wholly private meetings
| 2 |
Staff
Details of the permanent staff of the Committee during
the Session can be found in the Committee's publications.
Specialist Advisers during the Session
None.
Witnesses
Oral evidence was given during the Session by the
following categories of witnesses:
Number of appearances by:
| |
Ministers other than Cabinet Ministers
| 1 |
Number of appearances by officials or representatives of:
| |
Government Office for Yorkshire Forward
| 1 |
Overseas Visits
None.
Visits to European Institutions
None.
UK Visits
None.
Reports and Oral and Written Evidence
Title | HC No. (2009-10)
| Date of publication
| Government reply
|
First Report: The work of Yorkshire Forward
| 75 | 16.3.10
| Awaited |
Written Evidence: Carbon emissions in the Yorkshire and Humber region
| 438 | 1.4.10
| Not applicable |
Government replies to Reports for Session 2008-09
None.
Formal Minutes
The Formal Minutes of the Committee were published
electronically after each meeting of the Committee. They are available
on the Committee's website at
http://http://www.parliament.uk/parliamentary_committees/yorkshire.cfm.
Divisions
None.
Debates
None.
Number of oral evidence sessions for each inquiry
during the Session
Inquiry | Number of oral evidence sessions
|
The work of Yorkshire Forward
| 1 |
Total | 1
|
31 REGULATORY REFORM
For website access click on www.parliament.uk/regrefcom.
The Committee was nominated by the House of Commons
on 13 July 2005.
Members
Miller, Andrew (Chair)
Banks, Gordon
Burt, Lorely
Davies, Mr Quentin
Gray, Mr James
Hemming, John
Hodgson, Mrs Sharon
Jackson, Mr Stewart
Mallaber, Judy
Naysmith, Dr Doug
Penrose, John
Reed, Mr Jamie
Steen, Mr Anthony
Wilson, Phil
Overall Attendance:
| Meetings attended
3 out of 3
1 out of 3
0 out of 3
0 out of 3
0 out of 3
3 out of 3
0 out of 3
0 out of 3
2 out of 3
3 out of 3
0 out of 3
0 out of 3
0 out of 3
2 out of 3
33.3 %
|
Total number of meetings:
| 3 |
Of which: |
|
Number of meetings at which oral evidence was taken
| 0 |
Number of times oral evidence was taken partly or wholly in private
| 0 |
Number of wholly private meetings
| 3 |
Staff
Details of the permanent staff of the Committee during
the Session can be found in the Committee's publications.
Specialist Advisers during the Session
None.
Witnesses
None.
Overseas Visits
None.
Visits to European Institutions
None.
UK Visits
None.
Reports and Oral and Written Evidence
Title | HC No. (2009-10)
| Date of publication
| Government reply
|
Tenth Report: Draft Legislative Reform (Revocation of Prescribed Form of Penalty Notice for Disorderly Behaviour) Order 2009
| 1108A | 18.11.09
| Not applicable |
First Report: Draft Legislative Reform (Dangerous Wild Animals) (Licensing) Order 2010
| 288 | 21.1.10
| Not applicable |
Second Report: Draft Legislative Reform (Industrial and Provident Societies and Credit Unions) Order 2010
| 506 | 29.3.10
| Not applicable |
Third Report: Draft Legislative Reform (Licensing) (Interim Authority Notices etc) Order 2010
| 507 | 25.3.10
| Not applicable |
A HC No. Refers to Session 2008-09
Government replies to Reports for Session 2008-09
None.
Formal Minutes
The Formal Minutes of the Committee were published
electronically after each meeting of the Committee. They are available
on the Committee's website at http://www.parliament.uk/regrefcom.
Divisions
None.
Debates
None.
Number of oral evidence sessions for each inquiry
during the Session
None.
32 SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
For website access click on www.parliament.uk/science
The Committee was nominated by the House of Commons
on 16 September 2009*.
* With effect from 1 October
2009, the name of the Committee was changed from the Innovation,
Universities, Science
and Skills Committee to the Science and Technology Committee.
Members
Willis, Mr Phil (Chair)
Blackman-Woods, Dr Roberta
Boswell, Tim
Cawsey, Ian
Dorries, Mrs Nadine
Harris, Dr Evan
Iddon, Dr Brian
Marsden, Mr Gordon
Naysmith, Dr Doug (added 18.1.10)
Spink, Bob
Stewart, Ian
Stringer, Graham
Turner, Dr Desmond
Wilson, Mr Rob
Overall Attendance:
| Meetings attended
20 out of 20
0 out of 20
12 out of 20
5 out of 20
0 out of 20
19 out of 20
17 out of 20
0 out of 20
11 out of 13
0 out of 20
12 out of 20
17 out of 20
0 out of 20
0 out of 20
41.4 %
|
Total number of meetings:
| 20 |
Of which: |
|
Number of meetings at which oral evidence was taken
| 0 |
Number of times oral evidence was taken partly or wholly in private
| 0 |
Number of wholly private meetings
| 20 |
Staff
Details of the permanent staff of the Committee during
the Session can be found in the Committee's publications.
Specialist Advisers during the Session
None.
Witnesses
None. [All evidence taken in Sub-committee.]
Overseas Visits
None.
Visits to European Institutions
None.
UK Visits
Date | Destination
| Members | Staff
| Purpose | Cost
|
15.12.09 | University College London and Imperial College London A
| Willis, Boswell, Iddon |
2 | Inquiry into Bioengineering
| £31.00 |
18.3.10 | Institute for Manufacturing, Cambridge A
| Willis | 1
| Inquiry into the Regulation of Geoengineering
| £88.00 |
A
Travel in a representative capacity
Reports and Oral and Written Evidence
Title | HC No. (2009-10)
| Date of publication
| Government reply
|
First Report: The work of the Committee in 2008-09
| 103 | 15.12.09
| Not applicable |
Second Report: Evidence Check 1: Early Literacy Interventions
| 44 | 18.12.09
| Received 16.2.10: published as Second Special Report Session 2009-10
|
Third Report: The Government's review of the principles applying to the treatment of independent scientific advice provided to government
| 158-I | 14.12.09
| Received 15.2.10: published as First Special Report Session 2009-10
|
Written Evidence: The Government's review of the principles applying to the treatment of independent scientific advice provided to government
| 158-II | 17.12.09
| Not applicable |
Fourth Report: Evidence Check 2: Homeopathy
| 45 | 23.2.10
| Awaited |
Fifth Report: The Regulation of Geoengineering
| 221 | 18.3.10
| Awaited |
Sixth Report: The impact of spending cuts on science and scientific research
| 335-I | 23.3.10
| Awaited |
Oral and Written Evidence: The impact of spending cuts on science and scientific research
| 335-II | 25.3.10
| Not applicable |
Seventh Report: Bioengineering
| 220 | 25.3.10
| Awaited |
Eighth Report: The disclosure of climate data from the Climatic Research Unit at the University of East Anglia
| 387-I | 31.3.10
| Awaited |
Oral and Written Evidence: The disclosure of climate data from the Climatic Research Unit at the University of East Anglia
| 387-II | 31.3.10
| Not applicable |
Ninth Report: The Legacy Report
| 481 | 31.3.10
| Awaited |
First Special Report: The Government's review of the principles applying to the treatment of independent scientific advice provided to government: Government Response to the Committee's Third Report of Session 2009-10
| 384 | 2.3.10
| Not applicable |
Second Special Report: Evidence Check 1: Early Literacy Interventions: Government Response to the Committee's Second Report of Session 2009-10
| 385 | 4.3.10
| Not applicable |
Oral and Written Evidence: The work of the UK research councils
| 102 | 4.2.10
| Not applicable |
Oral and Written Evidence: The Government's review of the principles applying to the treatment of independent scientific advice provided to government
| 386-i | 15.4.10
| Not applicable |
Oral Evidence: Science Question Time
| 480-i | 22.4.10
| Not applicable |
Oral and Written Evidence: Setting the scene on science, engineering and technology issues across government
| 1001-i | 3.12.09
| Not applicable |
Written Evidence published on the Internet: Letter from Lord Drayson, 8 January 2010, The impact of spending cuts on science and scientific research
| | 3.2.10
| Not applicable |
Written Evidence published on the Internet: Letter from Lord Drayson, 25 January 2010, The impact of spending cuts on science and scientific research
| | 3.2.10
| Not applicable |
Written Evidence published on the Internet: Letter from Lord Drayson, 22 March 2010, The impact of spending cuts on science and scientific research
| | 24.3.10
| Not applicable |
Government replies to Reports for Session 2008-09
None.
Formal Minutes
The Formal Minutes of the Committee were published
electronically after each meeting of the Committee. They are available
on the Committee's website at www.parliament.uk/science.
Divisions
Date | Subject
|
2.12.09 | One, on a proposal that the Committee immediately inquire into the circumstances surrounding the dismissal of Professor David Nutt, former Chair of the Advisory Council on the Misuse of Drugs
|
8.2.10 | Four, on consideration of the Chairman's Draft Report on Evidence Check 2: Homeopathy
|
24.3.10 | Nine, on consideration of the Chair's Draft Report on The disclosure of climate data from the Climatic Research Unit at the University of East Anglia
|
Debates
The following Reports were tagged on the Order Paper
as being relevant to a debate in the House:
Eleventh Report, Session 2008-09, Students and
Universities, HC 170-I, 10.12.09
Eighth Special Report, Session 2008-09, Students
and Universities: Government Response, HC 991, 10.12.09.
Number of oral evidence sessions for each inquiry
during the Session
None. [All evidence taken in Sub-committee.]
32A SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
SUB-COMMITTEE
For website access click on www.parliament.uk/science.
The Sub-Committee was nominated on 28 October 2009.
Members
Willis, Mr Phil (Chair)
Blackman-Woods, Dr Roberta
Boswell, Tim
Cawsey, Ian
Dorries, Mrs Nadine
Harris, Dr Evan
Iddon, Dr Brian
Marsden, Mr Gordon
Naysmith, Dr Doug (added 20.1.10)
Spink, Bob
Stewart, Ian
Stringer, Graham
Turner, Dr Desmond
Wilson, Mr Rob
Overall Attendance:
| Meetings attended
12 out of 12
0 out of 12
9 out of 12
3 out of 12
0 out of 12
11 out of 12
10 out of 12
0 out of 12
6 out of 7
0 out of 12
7 out of 12
11 out of 12
0 out of 12
0 out of 12
42.3 %
|
Total number of meetings:
| 12 |
Of which: |
|
Number of meetings at which oral evidence was taken
| 12 |
Number of times oral evidence was taken partly or wholly in private
| 0 |
Number of wholly private meetings
| 0 |
Staff
Details of the permanent staff of the Committee during
the Session can be found in the Committee's publications.
Specialist Advisers during the Session
None.
Witnesses
Oral Evidence was given during the Session by the following categories of witnesses:
| |
Number of appearances by:
| |
Members of the House of Lords (of whom 4 were also Ministers)
| 6 |
Ministers other than Cabinet Ministers
| 8 |
Number of appearances by officials from, or representatives of:
| |
Department of Energy and Climate Change
| 1 |
Department of Health |
2 |
Department for Business, Innovation and Skills
| 1 |
Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs
| 1 |
Number of appearances by officials from, or representatives of non-departmental public bodies comprising:
| |
Medical Research Council
| 1 |
Science and Technology Facilities Council
| 1 |
Technology Strategy Board
| 1 |
Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency
| 2 |
Research Councils UK |
4 |
Other witnesses | 38
|
Overseas Visits
None.
Visits to European Institutions
None.
UK Visits
None.
Reports and Oral and Written Evidence
None.
Government replies to Reports for Session 2008-09
Not applicable.
Formal Minutes
The Formal Minutes of the Sub-committee were published
electronically after each meeting of the Sub-committee. They are
available on the Committee's website at http://www.parliament.uk/science.
Divisions
None.
Debates
None.
Number of oral evidence sessions for each inquiry
during the Session
Inquiry | Number of oral evidence sessions
|
Bioengineering | 3
|
Evidence Check: Homeopathy
| 2 |
Science Question Time |
1 |
The disclosure of climate data from the Climatic Research Unit at the University of East Anglia
| 1 |
The Government's review of the principles applying to the treatment of independent scientific advice provided to government
| 1 |
The impact of spending cuts on science and scientific research
| 3 |
The Regulation of Geoengineering
| 1 |
The work of the UK research councils
| 1 |
Total | 13A
|
A At one meeting of the Sub-Committee evidence was
taken on more than one inquiry
33 SCOTTISH AFFAIRS
For website access click on www.parliament.uk/scotaffcom.
The Committee was nominated by the House of Commons
on 13 July 2005.
Members
Sarwar, Mr Mohammad (Chair)
Carmichael, Alistair
Clark, Ms Katy
Davidson, Mr Ian
Devine, Mr Jim
McGovern, Mr Jim
Mundell, Mr David
Roy,Lindsay
Walker, Mr Charles
Wallace, Mr Ben
Wishart, Pete
Overall Attendance:
| Meetings attended
13 out of 13
3 out of 13
5 out of 13
12 out of 13
3 out of 13
3 out of 13
9 out of 13
12 out of 13
4 out of 13
5 out of 13
10 out of 13
55.2 %
|
Total number of meetings:
| 13 |
Of which: |
|
Number of meetings at which oral evidence was taken
| 7 |
Number of times oral evidence was taken partly or wholly in private
| 0 |
Number of wholly private meetings
| 6 |
Other activities | |
Conferences/Seminars hosted
| 1 |
Staff
Details of the permanent staff of the Committee during
the Session can be found in the Committee's publications.
Specialist Advisers during the Session
None.
Witnesses
Oral evidence was given during the Session by the following categories of witnesses:
| |
Number of appearances by:
| |
Cabinet Ministers | 3
|
Ministers other than Cabinet Ministers
| 1 |
Members of the House of Lords
| 1 |
Ministers of the Scottish Executive
| 2 |
Number of appearances by officials from or representatives of:
| |
Ministry of Justice |
1 |
HM Treasury | 1
|
Scotland Office | 3
|
Scottish Executive |
2 |
Appearances by other witnesses
| 9 |
Overseas Visits
None.
Visits to European Institutions
None.
UK Visits
Date | Destination
| Members | Staff
| Purpose | Cost
|
8.3.10 | Glasgow
| Sarwar, McGovern, Roy |
2 | Launch of Banking in Scotland Report
| £1,984.35 |
26.3.10 | GlasgowA
| Sarwar, Davidson | 1
| Meeting with Ralph Seymour Jackson, Chief Executive Student Loan Company
| £729.62 |
A Travel in a representative capacity
Reports and Oral and Written Evidence
Title | HC No. (2009-10)
| Date of publication
| Government reply
|
First Report: The Work of the Committee in 2008-09
| 71 | 2.12.09
| Not applicable |
Second Report: Banking in Scotland
| 70-I | 8.3.10
| Awaited |
Oral and Written Evidence: Banking in Scotland
| 70-II | 8.3.10
| Not applicable |
Third Report: Commission on Scottish Devolution
| 255 | 11.3.10
| Received 6.4.10: published as a Written Ministerial Statement
|
Fourth Report: Scotland and the UK: Cooperation and communication between governments
| 256 | 31.3.10
| Awaited |
First Special Report: Work of the Equality and Human Rights Commission, Scotland: Government Response to the Committee's Third Report of Session 2008-09
| 140 | 16.12.09
| Not applicable |
Second Special Report: Enforcement of the National Minimum Wage in Scotland: Government Response to the Sixth Report from the Committee, Session 2008-09
| 318 | 4.2.10
| Not applicable |
Government replies to Reports for Session 2008-09
Reply to the Committee's Third Report: Work of
the Equality and Human Rights Commission, Scotland, received
16.12.09 and published as the Committee's First Special Report
Session 2009-10.
Reply to the Committee's Sixth Report: Enforcement
of the National Minimum Wage in Scotland, received 21.12.09
and published as the Committee's Second Special Report Session
2009-10.
Formal Minutes
The Formal Minutes of the Committee were published
electronically after each meeting of the Committee. They are available
on the Committee's website at http://www.parliament.uk/scotaffcom.
Divisions
None.
Debates
None.
Number of oral evidence sessions for each inquiry
during the Session
Inquiry | Number of oral evidence sessions
|
Banking in ScotlandA
| 4 |
Commission on Scottish Devolution
| 1 |
Scotland and the UK: cooperation and communication between governments
| 3 |
Total | 8B
|
A
The Committee took oral evidence on this inquiry in Session 2008-09;
figures appear in the Return for that Session (HC1(2008-09))
B On
one occasion the Committee's meeting comprised two separate oral
evidence sessions
34 SELECTION
For website access click on www.parliament.uk/parliamentary_committees/selection.cfm.
The Committee was nominated by the House of Commons
on 13 June 2005.
Members
McKenna, Rosemary (Chair)
Burt, Alistair
Cunningham, Tony
Heald, Mr Oliver
Jones, Helen
McAvoy, Mr Thomas
Robathan, Mr Andrew
Roy, Frank
Sanders, Mr Adrian
Overall Attendance:
| Meetings attended
10 out of 16
16 out of 16
13 out of 16
11 out of 16
15 out of 16
15 out of 16
2 out of 16
13 out of 16
15 out of 16
76.4 %
|
Total number of meetings:
| 16 |
Of which: |
|
Number of meetings at which oral evidence was taken
| 0 |
Number of times oral evidence was taken partly or wholly in private
| 0 |
Number of wholly private meetings
| 16 |
Staff
Clerk of the Committee: Mick Hillyard, Senior Clerk
(Band A2)
Committee Assistant: Susan Morrison (Band C)
Specialist Advisers during the Session
Not applicable.
Witnesses
Not applicable.
Overseas Visits
Not applicable.
Visits to European Institutions
Not applicable.
UK Visits
Not applicable.
Reports and Oral and Written Evidence
Not applicable.
Government replies to Reports for Session 2008-09
Not applicable.
Formal Minutes
The decisions of the Committee were published in
Appendix II of the Votes and Proceedings after each meeting of
the Committee.
Divisions
None.
Debates
Not applicable.
Number of oral evidence sessions for each inquiry
during the Session
Not applicable.
35 STANDARDS AND PRIVILEGES
For website access click on www.parliament.uk/sandp.
The Committee was nominated by the House of Commons
on 13 July 2005.
Members
Rifkind, Sir Malcolm (Chair from 1.12.09) (added 26.11.09)
Barron, Mr Kevin
Curry, Mr David (Chair until 26.11.09) (discharged 26.11.09)
Dismore, Mr Andrew
Harvey, Nick
Knight, Mr Greg
Llwyd, Mr Elfyn
Mullin, Mr Chris
Soames, Hon Nicholas
Tipping, Paddy
Whitehead, Dr Alan
Overall Attendance:
| Meetings attended
10 out of 11
11 out of 12
0 out of 1
9 out of 12
10 out of 12
10 out of 12
5 out of 12
12 out of 12
8 out of 12
8 out of 12
10 out of 12
77.5 %
|
Total number of meetings:
| 12 |
Of which: |
|
Number of meetings at which oral evidence was taken
| 1 |
Number of times oral evidence was taken partly or wholly in private
| 1 |
Number of wholly private meetings
| 12 |
Staff
Details of the permanent staff of the Committee during
the Session can be found in the Committee's publications.
Specialist Advisers during the Session
None.
Witnesses
Oral evidence was given during the Session by the following categories of witnesses:
| |
Number of appearances by:
| |
Members of Parliament |
6 |
Overseas Visits
None.
Visits to European Institutions
None.
UK Visits
None.
Reports and Oral and Written Evidence
Title | HC No. (2009-10)
| Date of publication
| Government reply
|
First Report: David Tredinnick
| 66 | 26.11.09
| Not applicable |
Second Report: Implementing the Twelfth Report from the Committee on Standards in Public Life
| 67 | 26.11.09
| Not applicable |
Third Report: Mr Stephen Byers
| 110 | 3.12.09
| Not applicable |
Fourth Report: Mr Jeremy Hunt
| 157 | 10.12.09
| Not applicable |
Fifth Report: Mr Brian Binley
| 238 | 11.1.10
| Not applicable |
Sixth Report: Mr George Osborne
| 309 | 21.1.10
| Not applicable |
Seventh Report: Mr Harry Cohen
| 310 | 22.1.10
| Not applicable |
Eighth Report: Mrs Anne Main
| 353 | 4.2.10
| Not applicable |
Ninth Report: Privilege: John Hemming and Withers LLP
| 373 | 25.2.10
| Not applicable |
Tenth Report: Alan Keen and Ann Keen
| 453 | 11.3.10
| Not applicable |
Eleventh Report: John Barrett, Sir Alan Beith, Sir Menzies Campbell, Sandra Gidley, Paul Holmes and Richard Younger-Ross
| 491 | 19.3.10
| Not applicable |
Twelfth Report: Mr David Curry
| 509 | 25.3.10
| Not applicable |
Government replies to Reports for Session 2008-09
None.
Formal Minutes
The Formal Minutes of the Committee were published
electronically at the end of the Session. They are available on
the Committee's website at http://www.parliament.uk/sandp.
Divisions
None.
Debates
None.
Number of oral evidence sessions for each inquiry
during the Session
Inquiry | Number of oral evidence sessions
|
John Barrett, Sir Alan Beith, Sir Menzies Campbell, Sandra Gidley, Paul Holmes, and Richard Younger-Ross
| 1 |
Total | 1
|
36 STATUTORY INSTRUMENTS
For website access click on www.parliament.uk/scsi.
The Committee was nominated by the House of Commons
on 28 June 2005.
Members
Maclean, David (Chair)
Blackman-Woods, Dr Roberta
Bone, Mr Peter
Dodds, Nigel
Ennis, Jeff (added 9.12.09)
Foster, Michael Jabez (discharged 7.12.09)
Kidney, Mr David (discharged 7.12.09)
Mallaber, Judy (added 9.12.09)
Ruane, Chris (added 9.12.09)
Overall Attendance:
| Meetings attended
12 out of 13
3 out of 13
11 out of 13
8 out of 13
7 out of 11
0 out of 2
0 out of 2
7 out of 11
6 out of 11
60.7 %
|
Total number of meetings:
| 13 |
Of which: |
|
Number of meetings at which oral evidence was taken
| 0 |
Number of times oral evidence was taken partly or wholly in private
| 0 |
Number of wholly private meetings
| 13 |
Staff
Details of the permanent staff of the Committee during
the Session can be found in the Committee's publications.
Specialist Advisers during the Session
None.
Witnesses
None.
Overseas Visits
None.
Visits to European Institutions
None.
UK Visits
None.
Reports and Oral and Written Evidence
Title | HC No. (2009-10)
| Date of publication
| Government reply
|
First Report |
4-i | 9.12.09
| Not applicable |
Second Report |
4-ii | 22.12.09
| Not applicable |
Third Report |
4-iii | 18.2.10
| Not applicable |
Fourth Report |
4-iv | 31.3.10
| Not applicable |
Government replies to Reports for Session 2008-09
None.
Formal Minutes
The Formal Minutes of the Committee were published
electronically after each meeting of the Committee. They are available
on the Committee's website at http://www.parliament.uk/scsi.
Divisions
None.
Debates
None.
Number of oral evidence sessions for each inquiry
during the Session
None.
37 STATUTORY INSTRUMENTS (JOINT
COMMITTEE)
For website access click on www.parliament.uk/jcsi.
The Committee was nominated by the House of Commons
on 28 June 2005.
Members
Maclean, David (Chair)
Blackman-Woods, Dr Roberta
Bone, Mr Peter
Dodds, Nigel
Ennis, Jeff (added 7.12.09)
Foster, Michael Jabez (discharged 7.12.09)
Kidney, Mr David (discharged 7.12.09)
Mallaber, Judy (added 7.12.09)
Ruane, Chris (added 7.12.09)
Overall Attendance:
| Meetings attended
12 out of 13
3 out of 13
10 out of 13
8 out of 13
8 out of 12
0 out of 1
0 out of 1
8 out of 12
6 out of 12
61.1 %
|
Total number of meetings:
| 13 |
Of which: |
|
Number of meetings at which oral evidence was taken
| 0 |
Number of times oral evidence was taken partly or wholly in private
| 0 |
Number of wholly private meetings
| 13 |
Staff
Details of the permanent staff of the Committee during
the Session can be found in the Committee's publications.
Specialist Advisers during the Session
None.
Witnesses
None.
Overseas Visits
Not applicable.
Visits to European Institutions
Not applicable.
UK Visits
Not applicable.
Reports and Oral and Written Evidence
Title | HC No. (2009-10)
| Date of publication
| Government reply
|
First Report |
3-i | 8.12.09
| Not applicable |
Second Report |
3-ii | 7.12.09
| Not applicable |
Third Report |
3-iii | 22.12.09
| Not applicable |
Fourth Report |
3-iv | 19.1.10
| Not applicable |
Fifth Report |
3-v | 26.1.10
| Not applicable |
Sixth Report |
3-vi | 2.2.10
| Not applicable |
Seventh Report
| 3-vii | 9.2.10
| Not applicable |
Eighth Report |
3-viii | 18.2.10
| Not applicable |
Ninth Report |
3-ix | 9.3.10
| Not applicable |
Tenth Report |
3-x | 16.3.10
| Not applicable |
Eleventh Report
| 3-xi | 18.3.10
| Not applicable |
Twelfth Report
| 3-xii | 30.3.10
| Not applicable |
Thirteenth Report
| 3-xiii | 6.4.10
| Not applicable |
First Special Report: Government Response to the Committee's Second Special Report of Session 2008-09: Scrutinising Statutory Instruments: Departmental Returns, 2008
| 153 | 8.12.09
| Not applicable |
Government replies to Reports for Session 2008-09
None.
Formal Minutes
The Formal Minutes of the Committee were published
electronically after each meeting of the Committee. They are available
on the Committee's website at http://www.parliament.uk/jcsi.
Divisions
None.
Debates
None.
Number of oral evidence sessions for each inquiry
during the Session
None.
38 TAX LAW REWRITE BILLS (JOINT
COMMITTEE)
For website access click on http://www.parliament.uk/parliamentary_committees/joint_committee_on_tax_rewrite_bills.cfm.
[Extract from the Votes and Proceedings of the
House of Commons, 29 November 2005: "Ordered, Select
Committee appointed to join with a Committee of the Lords as the
Joint Committee on Tax Law Rewrite Bills."]
The Committee was nominated by the House of Commons
on 29 November 2005.
Members
Tyrie, Mr Andrew (Chair from 11.1.10) (added 7.12.09)
Bain,William Mr (added 7.12.09)
Breed, Mr Colin
Gauke, Mr David (discharged 7.12.09)
Mountford, Kali
Mudie, Mr George (discharged 7.12.09)
Reed, Mr Andy
Timms, Stephen
Viggers, Sir Peter
Overall Attendance:
| Meetings attended
1 out of 1
1 out of 1
1 out of 1
0 out of 0
0 out of 1
0 out of 0
1 out of 1
1 out of 1
0 out of 1
71.4 %
|
Total number of meetings:
| 1 |
Of which: |
|
Number of meetings at which oral evidence was taken
| 1 |
Number of times oral evidence was taken partly or wholly in private
| 0 |
Number of wholly private meetings
| 0 |
Staff
Details of the permanent staff of the Committee during
the Session can be found in the Committee's publications.
Specialist Advisers during the Session
None.
Witnesses
Oral Evidence was given during the Session by the following categories of witnesses:
| |
Number of appearances by officials from, or representatives of:
| |
HM Revenue and Customs |
1 |
Overseas Visits
Not applicable.
Visits to European Institutions
Not applicable.
UK Visits
Not applicable.
Reports and Oral and Written Evidence
Title | HC No. (2009-10)
| Date of publication
| Government reply
|
First Report: Corporation Tax Bill and Taxation (International and Other Provisions) Bill
| 232 | 27.1.10
| Not applicable |
Government replies to Reports for Session 2008-09
None.
Formal Minutes
The Formal Minutes of the Committee for Session 2009-10
were published in the First Report of the Committee, Corporation
Tax Bill and Taxation (International and Other Provisions) Bill,
HC 232, Session 2009-10.
Divisions
None.
Debates
The following Report was tagged on the Order Paper
as being relevant to a debate in the House:
First Report, Session 2009-10, Corporation Tax
Bill and Taxation (International and Other Provisions) Bill,
HC 232, 4.02.10.
Number of oral evidence sessions for each inquiry
during the Session
Inquiry | Number of oral evidence sessions
|
Corporation Tax Bill and Taxation ((International and Other Provisions) Bill
| 1 |
Total | 1
|
39 TRANSPORT
For website access click on www.parliament.uk/transcom.
The Committee was nominated by the House of Commons
on 13 July 2005.
Members
Ellman, Mrs Louise (Chair)
Clelland, Mr David
Donaldson, Mr Jeffrey M.
Hollobone, Mr Philip
Leech, Mr John
Martlew, Mr Eric
Pritchard, Mark
Smith, Ms Angela C.
Soulsby, Sir Peter
Stringer, Graham
Wilshire, Mr David
Overall Attendance:
| Meetings attended
13 out of 13
10 out of 13
9 out of 13
12 out of 13
11 out of 13
9 out of 13
6 out of 13
10 out of 13
8 out of 13
12 out of 13
1 out of 13
70.6 %
|
Total number of meetings:
| 13 |
Of which: |
|
Number of meetings at which oral evidence was taken
| 10 |
Number of times oral evidence was taken partly or wholly in private
| 0 |
Number of wholly private meetings
| 3 |
Other activities | |
Informal meetings |
1 |
Conferences/Seminars hosted
| 1 |
Staff
Details of the permanent staff of the Committee during
the Session can be found in the Committee's publications.
Specialist Advisers during the Session
Professor Brian Graham, Kelvin MacDonald and Professor
Jon Shaw.
Witnesses
Oral Evidence was given during the Session by the following categories of witnesses:
Number of appearances by:
| |
Cabinet Ministers | 2
|
Ministers other than Cabinet Ministers
| 5 |
Members of the House of Lords
| 2 |
Number of appearances by officials from, or representatives of:
| |
Department for Transport
| 6 |
Executive agencies comprising:
| |
Environment Agency |
2 |
Highways Agency | 2
|
Representatives of public bodies and non-Ministerial departments
| |
Infrastructure Planning Commission
Network Rail
PPP Arbiter
| 1
2
1
|
Appearances by other witnesses
| 41 |
Overseas Visits
None.
Visits to European Institutions
Date | Destination
| Members | Staff
| Purpose | Cost
|
2-3.2.10 | Brussels
| Ellman, Clelland, Leech, Pritchard, Soulsby
| 2 | Visit to EU institutions
| £5,331.18 |
UK Visits
Date | Destination
| Members | Staff
| Purpose | Cost
|
14.12.09 | Seven Sisters and Northumberland Park Depots, London UndergroundA
| Ellman, Soulsby | 1
| Inquiry: Update on the London Underground and the publicprivate partnership (PPP) agreements
| £9.80 |
25.1.10 | The Peel Ports Group, Liverpool
| Ellman, Clelland, Leech, Smith, Stringer
| 2B | Inquiry into the proposal for a National Policy Statement on Ports
| £1,890.50 |
15.3.10 | Cumbria
| Ellman, Clelland, Martlew
| 2 | Inquiry into the impact of flooding on bridges and other transport infrastructure in Cumbria
| £1,360.85 (estimated outturn)
|
A
Travel in a representative capacity
B
Includes 1 Specialist Adviser
Reports and Oral and Written Evidence
Title | HC No. (2009-10)
| Date of publication
| Government reply
|
First Report: The future of aviation
| 125-I | 7.12.09
| Received 5.2.10: published as First Special Report Session 2009-10
|
Oral and Written Evidence: The future of aviation
| 125-II | 11.12.09
| Not applicable |
Second Report: Work of the Committee in 2008-09
| 262 | 21.1.10
| Not required |
Third Report: Priorities for investment in the railways
| 38-I | 15.2.10
| CM 7869, published 7.4.10
|
Oral and Written Evidence: Priorities for investment in the railways
| 38-II | 15.2.10
| Not applicable |
Fourth Report: The Performance of the Department for Transport
| 76 | 4.3.10
| Awaited |
Fifth Report: The proposal for a National Policy Statement on Ports
| 217 | 17.3.10
| Awaited |
Sixth Report: The new European motorcycle test
| 442 | 23.3.10
| Awaited |
Seventh Report: Update on the London Underground and the public-private partnership (PPP) agreements
| 100 | 26.3.10
| Awaited |
Eighth Report: The major road network
| 505 | 30.3.10
| Awaited |
Ninth Report: Mobility Scooters
| 414 | 7.4.10
| Awaited |
First Special Report: The future of aviation: Government response to the Committee's First Report of Session 2000-10
| 388 | 2.3.10
| Not applicable |
Oral and Written Evidence: Transport questions with the Secretary of State
| 379 | 6.4.10
| Not applicable |
Oral and Written Evidence: The impact of flooding on bridges and other transport infrastructure in Cumbria
| 473 | 30.3.10
| Not applicable |
Oral and Written Evidence: Update on road safety -UK Statistics Authority
| 1086A | 21.12.09
| Not applicable |
Oral and Written Evidence: Transport questions with the Secretary of State
| 1087 A | 21.12.09
| Not applicable |
A HC No. refers to Session 2008-09
Government replies to Reports for Session 2008-09
None.
Formal Minutes
The Formal Minutes of the Committee were published
electronically after each meeting of the Committee. They are available
on the Committee's website at http://www.parliament.uk/transcom.
Divisions
Date | Subject
|
2.12.09 | Seventeen, on consideration of the Chair's draft report on The future of aviation
|
24.3.10 | Two, on amendments proposed to the Chair's draft report on The major road network
|
Debates
The following Report
was the subject of an Estimates Day debate:
Sixth Report, Session
2008-09, Taxes and charges on road users, HC 103, 24.7.09.
The following Report
was debated in Westminster Hall:
Eighth Report, Session,
2008-09, Rail fares and franchises, HC 233, 27.7.09.
Number of oral evidence sessions for each inquiry
during the Session
Inquiry | Number of oral evidence sessions
|
Mobility scooters | 1
|
Priorities for investment in the railwaysA
| 1 |
The impact of flooding on bridges and other transport infrastructure in Cumbria
| 1 |
The Performance of the Department for Transport
| 1 |
The proposal for a National Policy Statement on Ports
| 3 |
Transport questions with the Secretary of State
| 1 |
Update on the London Underground and the public-private partnership (PPP) agreements
| 2 |
Total | 10
|
A
The Committee took oral evidence on this inquiry in Session 2008-09;
figures appear in the Return for that Session (HC 1 (2008-09))
40 TREASURY
For website access click on www.parliament.uk/treascom.
The Committee was nominated by the House of Commons
on 13 July 2005.
Members
McFall, John (Chair)
Ainger, Nick
Brady, Mr Graham
Breed, Mr Colin
Cousins, Jim
Fallon, Mr Michael
Keeble, Ms Sally
Love, Mr Andrew
Mann, John
Plaskitt, James
Thurso, John
Todd, Mr Mark
Tyrie, Mr Andrew
Viggers, Sir Peter
Overall Attendance:
| Meetings attended
23 out of 23
21 out of 23
12 out of 23
9 out of 23
18 out of 23
20 out of 23
17 out of 23
15 out of 23
6 out of 23
14 out of 23
18 out of 23
19 out of 23
19 out of 23
14 out of 23
69.9 %
|
Total number of meetings:
| 23 |
Of which: |
|
Number of meetings at which oral evidence was taken
| 18 |
Number of times oral evidence was taken partly or wholly in private
| 0 |
Number of wholly private meetings
| 5 |
Other activities | |
Informal meetings (including overseas visitors)
| 4 |
Staff
Details of the permanent staff of the Committee during
the Session can be found in the Committee's publications.
Specialist Advisers during the Session
Roger Bootle, Robin Callander, Professor Sheila Dow,
Professor David Heald, Karon Monaghan QC, Professor Anton Muscatelli,
Professor Danny Quah, Bridget Rosewell, Professor Andrew Scott,
Professor Colin Talbot and Professor Geoffrey Wood.
Witnesses
Oral evidence was given during the Session by the following categories of witnesses:
| |
Number of appearances by:
| |
Cabinet Ministers | 2
|
Members of the House of Commons
| 3 |
Members of the House of Lords
| 2 |
Ministers of the Northern Ireland Executive
| 2 |
Number of appearances by officials from, or representatives of:
| |
HM Treasury | 5
|
Number of appearances from or representatives of public bodies and non-Ministerial departments comprising:
| |
Bank of England (including Monetary Policy Committee)
| 3 |
Financial Services Authority
| 3 |
Appearances by other witnesses
| 51 |
Overseas Visits
Date | Destination
| Members | Staff
| Purpose | Cost
|
30.11-4.12.09 | Frankfurt, Vienna and Budapest
| McFall, Ainger, Breed, Cousins, Tyrie, Viggers
| 2 | Inquiry into Financial institutions - too important to fail?
| £18,940.03 |
1-5.2.10 | New York and Washington DC
| McFall, Ainger, Cousins, Fallon, Love, Viggers
| 2 | Inquiry into Financial institutions - too important to fail?
| £35,156.37 |
Visits to European Institutions
Date | Destination
| Members | Staff
| Purpose | Cost
|
16-17.3.10 | BrusselsA
| Cousins | 0
| Interparliamentary meeting on European and Global Economic Reform
| £579.00 |
A
Travel in a representative capacity
UK Visits
Date | Destination
| Members | Staff
| Purpose | Cost
|
5.1.10 | EdinburghA
| McFall | 1
| Appearance before a Committee of the Scottish Parliament
| £937.55 |
18.1.10 | Belfast
| McFall, Ainger, Fallon, Love
| 4 | Inquiry into the Failure of the Presbyterian Mutual Society
| £2,875.44 |
A
Travel in a representative capacity
Reports and Oral and Written Evidence
Title | HC No. (2009-10)
| Date of publication
| Government reply
|
First Report: Proposals for European financial supervision: further report
| 37 | 26.11.09
| Not required |
Second Report: Work of the Committee 2008-09
| 134 | 11.12.09
| Not required |
Third Report: Credit Searches
| 197 | 22.12.09
| Awaited |
Fourth Report: Pre-Budget Report 2009
| 180 | 6.1.10
| Received 26.3.10: published as Second Special Report Session 2009-10
|
Fifth Report: Reporting contingent liabilities to Parliament
| 181 | 22.2.10
| Not required |
Sixth Report: The failure of the Presbyterian Mutual Society
| 260 | 18.2.10
| Awaited |
Seventh Report: Administration and expenditure of the Chancellor's departments 2008-09
| 156 | 9.3.10
| Awaited |
Eighth Report: The management of the Crown Estate
| 325-I | 30.3.10
| Awaited |
Oral and Written Evidence: The management of the Crown Estate
| 325-II | 30.3.10
| Not applicable |
Ninth Report: Too important to fail - too important to ignore
| 261-I | 29.3.10
| Awaited |
Oral and Written Evidence: Too important to fail - too important to ignore
| 261-II | 29.3.10
| Not applicable |
Tenth Report: Women in the City
| 482 | 3.4.10
| Awaited |
First Special Report: Banking Crisis: regulation and supervision: Responses from the Government and Financial Services Authority to the Committee's Fourteenth Report of Session 2008-09
| 47 | 27.11.09
| Not applicable |
Second Special Report: Pre-Budget Report 2009: Government Response to the Fourth Report from the Committee
| 529 | 6.4.10
| Not applicable |
Oral and Written Evidence: Bank of England November 2009 Inflation Report
| 34 | 4.1.10
| Not applicable |
Oral and Written Evidence: Financial Services Authority Annual Report 2008-09
| 35 | 9.3.10
| Not applicable |
Oral and Written Evidence: Royal Bank of Scotland, Northern Rock and Lloyds Banking Group
| 259 | 16.4.10
| Not applicable |
Oral and Written Evidence: Bank of England February 2010 February Inflation Report
| 368 | 24.3.10
| Not applicable |
Oral and Written Evidence: The end of cheques?
| 477 | 16.4.10
| Not applicable |
Oral and Written Evidence: Mortgage arrears: follow up
| 478 | 16.4.10
| Not applicable |
Oral and Written Evidence: Budget 2010
Written Evidence Published on the Internet: Estimates Memoranda
| 530 | 16.4.10
22.2.10
| Not applicable
Not applicable
|
Government replies to Reports for Session 2008-09
Reply to the Committee's Fourteenth Report: Banking
Crisis: regulation and supervision, received 20.11.09 and
published as the Committee's First Special Report Session 2009-10.
Formal Minutes
The Formal Minutes of the Committee were published
electronically after each meeting of the Committee. They are available
on the Committee's website at http://www.parliament.uk/treascom.
Divisions
None.
Debates
The following Reports were tagged to the Order Paper
as being relevant to a debate in the House:
Fourteenth Report, Session 2008-09, Banking Crisis:
regulation and supervision, HC 767, 30.11.09
Sixteenth Report, Session 2008-09, The Committee's
Opinion on proposals for European financial supervision, HC
1088, and First Report, Session 2009-10, Proposals for European
financial supervision: further report, HC 37, 1.12.10
Fourth Report, Session 2009-10, Pre-Budget Report
2009, HC 180, 7.1.10.
Number of oral evidence sessions for each inquiry
during the Session
Inquiry | Number of oral evidence sessions
|
Audit and accountancy |
1 |
Bank of England February 2010 Inflation Report
| 1 |
Bank of England November 2009 Inflation Report
| 1 |
Budget 2010 | 2
|
Financial institutions - too important to fail?
| 7 |
Financial Services Authority Annual Report 2008-09
| 1 |
Mortgage arrears: follow-up
| 1 |
Pre-Budget Report 2009 |
3 |
Reporting contingent liabilities to Parliament
| 1 |
Royal Bank of Scotland, Northern Rock and Lloyds Banking Group
| 1 |
The end of cheques? |
1 |
The failure of the Presbyterian Mutual Society
| 1 |
Total | 21A
|
A At three meetings of the Committee evidence was taken
on more than one inquiry
40A Treasury Sub-Committee
For website access click on www.parliament.uk/treascom.
The Sub-Committee was nominated on 13 July 2005.
Members
Fallon, Mr Michael (Chair)
Ainger, Nick
Brady, Mr Graham
Breed, Mr Colin
Cousins, Jim
Keeble, Ms Sally
Love, Mr Andrew
McFall, John
Mann, John
Plaskitt, James
Thurso, John
Todd, Mr Mark
Tyrie, Mr Andrew
Viggers, Sir Peter
Overall Attendance:
| Meetings attended
4 out of 4
3 out of 4
2 out of 4
0 out of 4
4 out of 4
2 out of 4
2 out of 4
4 out of 4
2 out of 4
2 out of 4
3 out of 4
3 out of 4
3 out of 4
4 out of 4
67.9 %
|
Total number of meetings:
| 4 |
Of which: |
|
Number of meetings at which oral evidence was taken
| 3 |
Number of times oral evidence was taken partly or wholly in private
| 0 |
Number of wholly private meetings
| 1 |
Staff
Details of the permanent staff of the Committee during
the Session can be found in the Committee's publications.
Specialist Advisers during the Session
None.
Witnesses
Oral evidence was given during the Session by the following categories of witnesses:
| |
Number of appearances by:
| |
Ministers other than Cabinet Ministers
| 3 |
Number of appearances by officials from, or representatives of:
| |
HM Treasury | 1
|
Other Government Departments comprising:
| |
Scotland Office | 1
|
Number of appearances by officials from or representatives of public bodies and non-Ministerial departments comprising:
| |
Crown Estate Commissioners
| 1 |
Appearances by other witnesses
| 10 |
Overseas Visits
None.
Visits to European Institutions
None.
UK Visits
None.
Reports and Oral and Written Evidence
None.
Government replies to Reports for Session 2008-09
Not applicable.
Formal Minutes
The Formal Minutes of the Committee were published
electronically after each meeting of the Committee. They are available
on the Committee's website at http://www.parliament.uk/treascom.
Divisions
None.
Debates
None.
Number of oral evidence sessions for each inquiry
during the Session
Inquiry | Number of oral evidence sessions
|
Administration and expenditure of the Chancellor's departments, 2008-09
| 1 |
The management of the Crown Estate
| 2 |
Total | 3
|
41 WELSH AFFAIRS
For website access click on www.parliament.uk/welshcom.
The Committee was nominated by the House of Commons
on 19 July 2005.
Members
Francis, Dr Hywel (Chair)
Davies, David T. C.
Griffith, Nia
James, Mrs Sian C
Jones, Mr David
Jones, Mr Martyn
Michael, Alun
Owen, Albert
Pritchard, Mark
Williams, Hywel
Williams, Mark
Overall Attendance:
| Meetings attended
22 out of 22
1 out of 22
10 out of 22
11 out of 22
20 out of 22
5 out of 22
20 out of 22
8 out of 22
2 out of 22
15 out of 22
15 out of 22
53.3 %
|
Total number of meetings:
| 22 |
Of which: |
|
Number of meetings at which oral evidence was taken
| 18 |
Number of times oral evidence was taken partly or wholly in private
| 0 |
Number of wholly private meetings
| 4 |
Other activities | |
Informal meetings | 4
|
Staff
Details of the permanent staff of the Committee during
the Session can be found in the Committee's publications.
Specialist Advisers during the Session
Professor Stuart Cole, Professor Iwan Davies, Dr
Tom Entwistle, Professor Catherine Farrell, Rob Humphreys, Professor
Marcus Longley, Professor Steve Martin, Professor Keith Patchett,
Professor Steve Wilcox and Dr Sian Thornthwaite.
Witnesses
Oral evidence was given during the Session by the following categories of witnesses:
| |
Number of appearances by:
| |
Cabinet Ministers | 1
|
Ministers other than Cabinet Ministers
| 10 |
Welsh Assembly Government Ministers
| 6 |
Number of appearances by officials from, or representatives of:
| |
Welsh Assembly Government
| 3 |
Appearances by other witnesses
| 17 |
Overseas Visits
None.
Visits to European Institutions
None.
UK Visits
Date | Destination
| Members | Staff
| Purpose | Cost
|
23.11.09 | Cardiff
| Francis, Griffith, James, Michael, H Williams
| 2 | Inquiry into Cross-border provision of public services for Wales: follow-up
| £416.72 |
11.1.10 | Cardiff
| Francis, James, D Jones, Michael, H Williams
| 3A | Inquiry into Wales and Whitehall
| £1,208.55 |
18.3.10 | CardiffB
| Francis | 3
| Chair's evidence session with the Constitutional Affairs Committee, National Assembly for Wales
| £589.05 |
A
Includes 1 shorthand writer
B
Travel in a representative capacity
Reports and Oral and Written Evidence
Title | HC No. (2009-10)
| Date of publication
| Government reply
|
First Report: Proposed National Assembly for Wales (Legislative Competence) (Culture and other fields) Order 2009
| 40 | 7.12.09
| Received 25.2.10: published as Seventh Special Report Session 2009-10
|
Second Report: Proposed National Assembly for Wales (Legislative Competence) (Housing) Order 2009, relating to Domestic Fire Safety
| 142 | 18.12.09
| Received 29.1.10: published as Fourth Special Report Session 2009-10
|
Third Report: Work of the Committee
| 154 | 8.1.10
| Not applicable |
Fourth Report: Proposed National Assembly for Wales (Legislative Competence) (Local Government) Order 2009
| 36 | 12.1.10
| Received 2.3.10: published as Fifth Special Report Session 2009-10
|
Fifth Report: Review of the LCO Process
| 155 | 5.1.10
| Received 15.3.10: published as Tenth Special Report Session 2009-10
|
Sixth Report: Proposed National Assembly for Wales (Legislative Competence) (Housing and Local Government) Order 2010, relating to Sustainable Housing
| 186 | 3.2.10
| Received 15.3.10: published as Eighth Special Report Session 2009-10
|
Seventh Report: The Proposed Legislative Competence Order relating to School Governance
| 274 | 9.2.10
| Received 24.2.10: published as Sixth Special Report Session 2009-10
|
Eighth Report: The Proposed Legislative Competence Order relating to Transport
| 273 | 15.2.10
| Received 4.3.10: published as Ninth Special Report Session 2009-10
|
Ninth Report: Welsh Prisoners in the Prison Estate: Follow-up
| 143 | 3.3.10
| Awaited |
Tenth Report: Cross-border provision of public services for Wales: follow-up
| 26 | 11.3.10
| Awaited |
Eleventh Report: Wales and Whitehall
| 246 | 26.3.10
| Awaited |
First Special Report: The Proposed National Assembly for Wales (Legislative Competence) (Health and Health Services and Social Welfare) Order 2009: Government Response to the Committee's Fourteenth Report of Session 2008-09
| 198 | 6.1.10
| Not applicable |
Second Special Report: The National Assembly for Wales (Legislative Competence) (Environment) Order 2009: Government Response to the Committee's Twelfth Report of Session 2008-09
| 243 | 18.1.10
| Not applicable |
Third Special Report: Ports in Wales: Government Response to the Committee's Fifteenth Report of Session 2008-09
| 308 | 1.2.10
| Not applicable |
Fourth Special Report: Proposed National Assembly for Wales (Legislative Competence) (Housing) Order 2009, relating to Domestic Fire Safety: Government Response to the Committee's Second Report
| 305 | 10.2.10
| Not applicable |
Fifth Special Report: The proposed National Assembly for Wales (Legislative Competence) (Local Government) Order 2009: Government Response to the Committee's Fourth Report
| 411 | 12.2.10
| Not applicable |
Sixth Special Report: The Proposed Legislative Competence Order relating to School Governance: Government Response to the Committee's Seventh Report
| 419 | 8.3.10
| Not applicable |
Seventh Special Report: The Proposed National Assembly for Wales (Legislative Competence) (Culture and other fields) Order 2009: Government Response to the Committee's First Report
| 420 | 25.2.10
| Not applicable |
Eighth Special Report: Proposed National Assembly for Wales (Legislative Competence) (Housing and Local Government) Order 2010, relating to Sustainable Housing: Government Response to the Committee's Sixth Report
| 437 | 15.3.10
| Not applicable |
Ninth Special Report: The Proposed Legislative Competence Order relating to Transport: Government Response to the Committee's Eighth Report
| 436 | 15.3.10
| Not applicable |
Tenth Special Report: Review of the LCO Process: Government Response to the Committee's Fifth Report of Session 2009-10
| 483 | 16.3.10
| Not applicable |
Oral and Written Evidence: Big Lottery Fund
| 106-i | 28.1.10
| Not applicable |
Oral and Written Evidence: Wales Office Annual report 2009
| 1075-i | 18.1.10
| Not applicable |
Oral and Written Evidence: Potential benefits of the 2012 Olympics and Paralympics for Wales: follow-up
| 1097-i | 30.3.10
| Not applicable |
Oral and Written Evidence: Digital Inclusion in Wales: follow-up
| 399-i | 8.4.10
| Not applicable |
Government replies to Reports for Session 2008-09
Reply to the Committee's Fifteenth Report: Ports
in Wales, received 13 January 2010 and published as the Committee's
Third Special Report Session 2009-10.
Formal Minutes
The Formal Minutes of the Committee were published
electronically after each meeting of the Committee. They are available
on the Committee's website at http://www.parliament.uk/welshcom.
Divisions
Date | Subject
|
28.1.10 | One, on consideration of the Committee's Sixth Report on the Proposed National Assembly for Wales (Legislative Competence) (Housing and Local Government) Order 2010, relating to Sustainable Housing
|
Debates
None.
Number of oral evidence sessions for each inquiry
during the Session
Inquiry | Number of oral evidence sessions
|
Cross-border services for Wales: follow-up
| 4 |
Digital Inclusion follow-up inquiry
| 1 |
The Big Lottery Fund |
1 |
The Proposed National Assembly for Wales (Legislative Competence) (Education) Order 2010.
| 1 |
The Proposed National Assembly for Wales (Legislative Competence) (Housing and Local Government) Order 2010
| 2 |
The Proposed National Assembly for Wales (Legislative Competence) (Local Government) Order 2009
| 2 |
The Proposed National Assembly for Wales (Legislative Competence) (Transport) Order 2010
| 1 |
Wales and Whitehall |
6 |
Welsh prisoners in the prison estate: follow-up inquiry
| 1 |
Total | 19A
|
A On
one occasion the Committee's meeting comprised two separate oral
evidence sessions.
42 WORK AND PENSIONS
For website access click on www.parliament.uk/workpencom.
The Committee was nominated by the House of Commons
on 13 July 2005.
Members
Rooney, Mr Terry (Chair)
Begg, Miss Anne
Cohen, Harry
Foster, Michael Jabez
Harper, Mark (discharged 23.11.09)
Heald, Mr Oliver
Humble, Mrs Joan
Howell, John
Levitt, Tom
Mulholland, Greg
Smith, Chloe (added 23.11.09)
Willott, Jenny
Overall Attendance:
| Meetings attended
16 out of 17
15 out of 17
10 out of 17
0 out of 17
0 out of 0
12 out of 17
11 out of 17
14 out of 17
13 out of 17
6 out of 17
14 out of 17
12 out of 17
65.8 %
|
Total number of meetings:
| 17 |
Of which: |
|
Number of meetings at which oral evidence was taken
| 5 |
Number of times oral evidence was taken partly or wholly in private
| 0 |
Number of wholly private meetings
| 12 |
Number of concurrent meetings with other committees (Amend As Appropriate)
| 0 |
Other activities | |
Informal meetings (including overseas visitors)
| 1 |
Staff
Details of the permanent staff of the Committee during
the Session can be found in the Committee's publications.
Specialist Advisers during the Session
Professor Dan Finn, Professor Peter Kemp and Roy
Sainsbury.
Witnesses
Oral Evidence was given during this Session by the following categories of witnesses:
| |
Number of appearances by:
| |
Ministers other than Cabinet Ministers
| 2 |
Number of appearances by officials from, or representatives of:
| |
Department for Work and Pensions
| 2 |
Public Bodies and Non Ministerial departments:
| |
Child Maintenance and Enforcement Commission
| 1 |
Appearances by other witnesses
| 12 |
Overseas Visits
Date | Destination
| Members | Staff
| Purpose | Cost
|
18.2.10 | ParisA
| Howell | 0
| OECD Seminar on Sustaining a Global Recovery
| £558.41 |
A
Travel in a representative capacity
Visits to European Institutions
None.
UK Visits
Date | Destination
| Members | Staff
| Purpose | Cost
|
7-8.12.09 | City Building, Glasgow City Chambers and Glasgow Partick Jobcentre, Glasgow
| Rooney, Begg, Cohen, Heald, Willott
| 3A | Inquiry into Management and Administration of Contracted Employment Programmes
| £4,286.50 |
26.1.10 | Department for Work and Pensions, London
| Rooney, Humble, Howell, Levitt
| 2 | Inquiry into Local Housing Allowance
| Nil |
A
Includes 1 facilitator
Reports and Oral and Written Evidence
Title | HC No. (2009-10)
| Date of publication
| Government reply
|
First Report: Work of the Committee 2008-09
| 92 | 13.1.10
| Not required |
Second Report: Decision making and appeals in the benefits system
| 313 | 9.2.10
| Received 24.3.10: published as First Special Report Session 2009-10
|
Third Report: The Child Maintenance and Enforcement Commission and the Child Support Agency's Operational Improvement Plan
| 118 | 24.2.10
| Awaited |
Fourth Report: Management and Administration of Contracted Employment Programmes
| 101 | 18.3.10
| Awaited |
Fifth Report: Local Housing Allowance
| 235 | 30.3.10
| Awaited |
First Special Report: Decision making and appeals in the benefits system: Government Response to the Committee's Second Report of Session 2009-10
| 523 | 7.4.10
| Not applicable |
Oral and Written Evidence: DWP's Departmental Annual Report 2009 A
| 977 | 12.3.10
| Not applicable |
Written Evidence published on the Internet: Local Housing Allowance
| 235 | 25.11.09;
9.12.09;
27.1.10;
22.3.10
| Not applicable |
Written Evidence published on the Internet: Spring Supplementary Estimates
| | 3.3.10
| Not applicable |
Written Evidence published on the Internet: Departmental Annual Performance Report
| | 17.3.10
| Not applicable |
Written Evidence published on the Internet: Winter Supplementary Estimates 2009-10
| | 17.3.10
| Not applicable |
A HC No. refers to Session 2008-09
Government replies to Reports for Session 2008-09
None.
Formal Minutes
The Formal Minutes of the Committee were published
electronically after each meeting of the Committee. They are available
on the Committee's website at http://www.parliament.uk/workpencom.
Divisions
None.
Debates
The following Reports were debated in Westminster
Hall:
Fifth Report, Session 2008-09, Tackling Pensioner
Poverty, HC 411-I, 10.12.09
Number of oral evidence sessions for each inquiry
during the Session
Inquiry | Number of oral evidence sessions
|
Local Housing Allowance
| 2 |
Management and Administration of Contracted Employment Programmes
| 2 |
The Child Maintenance and Enforcement Commission and the Child Support Agency's Operational Improvement Plan
| 1 |
Total | 5
|
B SELECT COMMITTEE STAFFING
AND COSTS IN DETAIL
1 Select Committee Staff
Details of the staff serving a particular select
committee are set out in their publications. In many cases, committee
staff carry out duties in the service of the House unrelated to
their work for a particular committee. For some staff, especially
those working in offices other than the Committee Directorate,
those duties account for most of their work. This analysis of
the staff who served select committees during Session 2009-10
is therefore presented office by office.
NUMBERS AND GRADES OF STAFF SERVING SELECT COMMITTEES
Committee Directorate (excluding Scrutiny Unit)
Principal Clerks (SCS)*
| 5 |
Deputy Principal Clerks (SC Band 1)
| 18.62 |
Senior Clerks (A2) |
16 |
Assistant Clerks (A3) |
8 |
Business Manager (B1)**
| 1 |
Operations Manager (B1)
| 0.8 |
Senior Committee Assistants (B1)
| 2 |
Senior Committee Assistants (B2)
| 21 |
Committee Assistants (C)
| 30.81 |
Committee Support Assistants (D1)
| 12 |
NAO Audit Officers on secondment
| 4 |
Inquiry Managers (A2) |
1.8 |
Inquiry Managers (B1) |
7.82 |
Committee Specialists/ Legal Specialists (B1)***
| 21.82 |
Media Officers (B1) |
6 |
Secretaries (C) | 4.45
|
Sandwich Student | 1
|
* The Committee Directorate has four Principal Clerks
who have supervisory and management responsibilities. Three of
these performed additional functions as Clerks of Select or Joint
Committees. The Clerk of Committees is Clerk of the Liaison Committee;
one Principal Clerk of Select Committees is the Second Clerk of
the Liaison Committee.
** Also acts as Senior Committee Assistant to the
Liaison Committee
*** Vacancies not included.
Scrutiny Unit
The Scrutiny Unit of the Committee Directorate provides
specialist help to select committees, mainly but not exclusively
in financial scrutiny and the scrutiny of draft legislation. It
provides staff members for joint committees undertaking pre-legislative
scrutiny of draft bills and supports the evidence-taking role
of public bill committees. It has particular expertise in public
expenditure, accountancy and the law, but also does other work
for committees as resources permit, including assisting select
committees with on-line consultations. The Unit carried out 74
tasks for 20 committees in Session 2009-10.* The Unit also contributed
to the Joint Committee on Tax Law Rewrite Bills.
The numbers and grades of staff in the Unit as at
12 April 2010 were:
1 Deputy Principal Clerk (SCS Band 1)
1 Senior Clerk (A2)
1 Deputy Head of Finance (shared with the Environmental
Audit Committee) (A2)
4 Specialists on secondment:
1 Financial Analyst on secondment from the Department
of Communities and Local Government (A2)
1 Financial Analyst on secondment from the Ministry
of Justice (A2)
2 Financial Analysts on secondment from the National
Audit Office (A2)
1 Statistician on loan from the House of Commons
Library (A2)
2 Legal Specialists (B1)
1 Senior Committee Assistant (B2)
2 Committee Assistants (C)
1 Team Manager (part-time) (C)
2 Committee Support Assistants (1 part-time) (D1)
1 Office Support Assistant (D2)
*"Tasks" in this context range in scale
from managing entire inquiries by a joint committee to one-off
pieces of analysis for a select committee.
Journal Office
A Principal Clerk (SCS Band 2) was Clerk of
the Committee on Issue of Privilege (Police Searches on the Parliamentary
Estate), assisted by a Committee Support Assistant (Band D1) who
also assisted the Speaker's Committee on the Electoral Commission.
A Deputy Principal Clerk (SCS Band 1) was Clerk of the Standards
and Privileges Committee, assisted by a Committee Assistant
(Band C), and also Secretary of the Speaker's
Committee on the Electoral Commission. A Deputy Principal Clerk
(SCS Band 1) was Clerk of the Procedure Committee. A Senior
Clerk (Band A2) assisted the Clerk of the Committee on Standards
and Privileges and was also Commons Secretary of the Ecclesiastical
Committee. An Assistant Clerk (Band A3) assisted the Clerk of
the Procedure Committee and the Secretary of the Speaker's Committee on
the Electoral Commission. A Committee Assistant (Band C)
assisted the Procedure Committee and the Select Committee
on Reform of the House of Commons.
Legislation Service
The Clerk of Delegated Legislation (a Principal Clerk,
SCS Band 1A) has supervisory responsibility for staff of the Regulatory
Reform and European Scrutiny Committees, for the Joint and Select
Committees on Statutory Instruments and for the Joint Committee
on Human Rights (and for the National Parliament Office in Brussels).
He is supported by a Personal Secretary (Band C) (shared with
one of the Principal Clerks of Select Committees and the Clerk
of Committees).
The following staff served the European Scrutiny
Committee: 1 Deputy Principal Clerk (SCS Band 1), 4 Clerk/Advisers
with specialist experience (Band A2), 1 Assistant Clerk (Band
A3) (from 2 April 2009, replaced by a Senior Clerk, Band A2),
1 Senior Committee Assistant (Band B2), 2?
Committee Assistants (Band C), 2 Secretaries/ Committee Support
Assistants (Band D1 and D2)). The Committee was assisted by the
Counsel for European Legislation (SCS Band 1A) and by an Assistant
Counsel (European) (Band A1). One of the Office Support Assistants
(at D2) also supported the Joint and Select Committees on Statutory
Instruments, and the Regulatory Reform Committee.
A Senior Clerk (Band A2) was Clerk of the Regulatory
Reform Committee, Clerk of the Select Committee on Statutory Instruments
and Commons Clerk of the Joint Committee on Statutory Instruments.
The Regulatory Reform Committee was assisted by the Counsel for
Legislation (SCS Band 1A), a Deputy Counsel (SCS Band 1), a Committee
Inquiry Manager (Band B1) and a Committee Assistant (Band C).
The Joint and Select Committees on Statutory Instruments
were assisted by the Counsel for Legislation (SCS Band 1A), the
two Deputy Counsel (SCS Band 1) and a Committee Assistant (Band
C).
A Deputy Principal Clerk (SCS Band 1) was Commons
Clerk of the Joint Committee on Human Rights, which was also served
by a Legal Adviser (SCS Band 2) (employed jointly with the House
of Lords), two Committee Specialists (Band B1), a Senior Committee
Assistant (Band B2), 2 Committee Assistants (Band C) and a Committee
Support Assistant (Band D2)(shared with 1 other Committee and
Departmental Services).
A Senior Clerk in the Public Bill Office (Band A2)
was also Clerk of the Joint Committee on Tax Law Rewrite Bills.
Another Senior Clerk in the Public Bill Office (Band A2) (from
2 April 2009 an Assistant Clerk, Band A3) was also Commons Clerk
of the Joint Committee on Consolidation, &c., Bills.
A Senior Clerk in the Private Bill Office (Band A2)
was also Clerk of the Committee on Selection. He was assisted
by a Chief Office Clerk (Band C) who otherwise provided general
support for the Committee Office and the Overseas Office.
General
In addition the following staff in the Committee
Directorate provided support for the work of Select Committees
as a whole, not assigned to a particular committee:
1 Statistician (A2) on loan from the Department of
Information Services
2 Finance Analysts (A2) (secondments in)
1 Publisher Support Officer (C)
1.8 Assistant Office Managers (D1)
1 Senior Office Support Assistant (D1)
6 Office Support Assistants (D2)
7 members of staff who worked in the Committee Directorate
were on maternity leave and 4 were on career break.
Staff costs for the Committee Directorate including
the Scrutiny Unit in Session 2009-10 were approximately £4.8
million.
2 Select Committee Printing
Costs and Page Count*
Total printing costs of select committees in the
financial year 2009-10 were £2,596,004.86; and, in Session
2009-10, £1,514,338.80. The printing costs of joint committees
are borne by the House of Lords.
The published output of each committee, including
reports, oral and written evidence and memoranda, is shown in
the following tables.
2A Page Count
and Costs: Financial Year 2009-10
Committee | Page Count
| | Cost |
| | | £
|
Administration | Nil |
| Nil |
Arms Export Control | 314
| | 12,636.75
|
Business, Innovation & Skills1
| 2,916 |
| 120,379.24
|
Children, Schools & Families | 3,912
| | 163,231.64
|
Communities & Local Government | 2,686
| | 110,587.11
|
Constitutional Affairs | 136
| | 6,095.85
|
Culture, Media and Sport | 1,400
| | 61,774.59
|
Defence | 1,737
| | 69,074.01
|
East Midlands Regional | 424
| | 17,515.52
|
Energy & Climate Change | 1,848
| | 78,381.40
|
Environment, Food and Rural Affairs | 2,323
| | 98,127.84
|
Environmental Audit | 2,022
| | 83,234.65
|
European Scrutiny | 2,932
| | 96,782.54
|
Finance and Services | Nil
| | Nil
|
Foreign Affairs | 2,084
| | 83,600.55
|
Health | 2,890
| | 120,738.46
|
Home Affairs | 3,362
| | 137,115.23
|
International Development | 2,140
| | 85,994.39
|
Issue of Privilege | 258
| | 10,778.80
|
Justice | 2,566
| | 103,889.32
|
Liaison | 344
| | 12,060.71
|
London Regional | 222
| | 9,339.90
|
Members' Allowances | Nil
| | Nil
|
Modernisation of the House | Nil
| | Nil
|
North East Regional | 406
| | 16,717.57
|
North West Regional | 328
| | 13,839.80
|
Northern Ireland Affairs | 816
| | 32,754.78
|
Procedure | 339
| | 12,551.02
|
Public Accounts | 2,944
| | 112,312.29
|
Public Administration | 1,698
| | 67,851.00
|
Reform of House of Commons | 176
| | 7,674.17
|
Regulatory Reform | 536
| | 20,811.72
|
Science & Technology2 | 3,393
| | 138,986.80
|
Scottish Affairs | 950
| | 37,974.06
|
Selection | Nil
| | Nil
|
South East Regional | 208
| | 8,319.50
|
South West Regional | 632
| | 26,423.77
|
Speakers Committee | 88
| | 2,877.70
|
Speakers Conference | 726
| | 29,870.26
|
Standards and Privileges | 1,432
| | 47,678.47
|
Statutory Instruments | 88
| | 2,877.70
|
Committee | Page Count |
| Cost
£ |
Transport | 3,046
| | 128,239.55
|
Treasury | 4,096
| | 167,184.43
|
Welsh Affairs | 3,338
| | 130,377.52
|
West Midlands Regional | 454
| | 18,941.39
|
Works and Pensions | 2,040
| | 82,802.78
|
Yorkshire & The Humber Regional | 184
| | 7,600.09
|
TOTAL | 64,434 |
| 2,596,004.86
|
1On 1 October 2009
Business and Enterprise changed its name to Business, Innovation
and Skills
2 On 1 October 2009
Innovation, Universities, Science and Skills changed its name
to Science and Technology
* includes Opposed Bills Committees
2B Page Count
and Costs: Session 2009-10
Committee | Page Count
| | Cost |
| | | £
|
Administration | Nil |
| Nil |
Arms Export Control | 136 |
| 5,323.94 |
Business, Innovation & Skills | 1,402
| | 45,875.05 |
Children, Schools & Families | 2,210
| | 103,787.93 |
Communities & Local Government | 1,338
| | 56,211.23 |
Culture, Media and Sport | 1,392
| | 59,801.97 |
Defence | 958 |
| 38,223.00 |
East Midlands Regional | 194
| | 8,174.73 |
Energy & Climate Change | 1,856
| | 80,289.81 |
Environment, Food and Rural Affairs | 1,176
| | 50,844.55 |
Environmental Audit | 1,506
| | 62,862.11 |
European Scrutiny | 1,426 |
| 47,795.66 |
Finance and Services | Nil |
| Nil |
Foreign Affairs | 870 |
| 34,049.32 |
Health | 2,040 |
| 86,383.95 |
Home Affairs | 1,664 |
| 67,222.19 |
International Development | 1,088
| | 43,140.99 |
Issue of Privilege | 258 |
| 10,778.80 |
Justice | 1,352 |
| 54,417.87 |
Liaison | 228 |
| 7,887.96 |
London Regional | 222 |
| 9,339.90 |
Members' Allowances | Nil |
| Nil |
Modernisation of the House | Nil
| | Nil |
North East Regional | 406 |
| 16,717.57 |
North West Regional | 208 |
| 8,572.41 |
Northern Ireland Affairs | 732
| | 29,415.97 |
Procedure | 131 |
| 4,663.27 |
Public Accounts | 1,432 |
| 55,512.40 |
Public Administration | 928
| | 36,429.29 |
Reform of House of Commons | 176
| | 7,674.17 |
Regulatory Reform | 108 |
| 3,531.73 |
Science & Technology | 1,723
| | 71,402.11 |
Scottish Affairs | 540 |
| 21,897.60 |
Selection | Nil |
| Nil |
South East Regional | 254 |
| 10,893.41 |
South West Regional | 478 |
| 20,210.30 |
Speakers Committee | 88 |
| 2,877.70 |
Speakers Conference | 450 |
| 17,626.26 |
Standards and Privileges | 1,134
| | 37,475.61 |
Statutory Instruments | 52 |
| 1,700.46 |
Transport | 2,226 |
| 94,200.70 |
Treasury | 1,814 |
| 74,628.78 |
Welsh Affairs | 1,574 |
| 58,965.65 |
West Midlands Regional | 394
| | 16,347.32 |
Works and Pensions | 1,070 |
| 43,585.06 |
Yorkshire & The Humber Regional | 184
| | 7,600.09 |
TOTAL | 37,418 |
| 1,514,338.80 |
3 Select Committee Expenses
3A Financial Year 2009-10
Committee
| Overseas Visits
| UK Visits
| Specialist Advisers; fees and expenses
| Work Commissioned, specialist publications, interpretation
| Transcription of evidence
| Witnesses' expenses
| Entertainment and other minor expenses
| Total |
Departmental Committees
| £
| £
| £
| £
| £
| £
| £
| £
|
Business, Innovation and Skills
| 62,365.53 | 11,700.21
| 7,624.06 | 22.95
| 19,432.49 | -
| 267.18 | 101,412.42
|
Children, Schools and Families
| 50,719.98 | 478.93
| 33,440.76 | -
| - | 4,163.33
| 169.15 | 88,972.15
|
Communities and Local Government
| - | 7,225.49
| 35,977.13 | 119.70
| 23,214.12 | 2,127.90
| 194.30 | 68,858.64
|
Culture, Media and Sport
| 46,842.74 | 6,153.25
| 37,162.30 | 181.30
| 24,906.39 | 578.60
| 3,307.78 | 119,132.36
|
Defence | 49,680.18
| 4,847.08 | 15,494.27
| 510.00 | 18,882.72
| 51.50 | 4,125.09
| 93,590.84 |
Energy and Climate Change
| 66,004.45 | 2,098.30
| 8,628.65 | 680.00
| 25,599.47 | 594.75
| 788.15 | 104,393.77
|
Environment, Food and Rural Affairs
| 36,804.74 | 5,336.65
| 16,715.45 | 346.00
| 15,771.67 | 586.90
| 1,031.94 | 76,593.35
|
Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Sub-Committee
| - | -
| - | -
| 8,164.46 | -
| - | 8,164.46
|
Foreign Affairs | 192,077.96
| 4,765.47 | -
| 10,485.47 | 918.12*
| 374.15 | 94.00
| 207,797.05 |
Health | 9,583.47
| 4,238.20 | 17,392.51
| 5,920.00 | 26,042.97
| 2,066.16 | 2,043.58
| 67,286.89 |
Home Affairs | 26,848.32
| 1,880.73 | 5,517.31
| 5,666.12 | 33,398.01
| 2,261.22 | 64.00
| 75,635.71 |
International Development
| 171,905.24 | 3,965.49
| 3,478.35 | 3,014.01
| 27,713.03 | 894.70
| 636.55 | 211,607.37
|
Justice | 5,239.39
| 82.25 | 700.00
| 13.50 | 20,473.34
| 81.50 | 3.97
| 26,593.95 |
Justice Sub-Committee
| - | 4,568.95
| 700.00 | -
| 784.41 | -
| - | 6,053.36
|
Northern Ireland Affairs
| 4,248.62 | 13,409.51
| 6,946.94 | -
| 3,917.83 | 539.96
| 374.04 | 29,436.90
|
Innovation, Universities, Science and Skills / Science & Technology
| 35,274.71 | 1,024.70
| 28,757.55 | 440.00
| 11,174.91 | 368.85
| 338.57 | 77,379.29
|
Science and Technology Sub-Committee
| - | -
| - | -
| 11,065.31 | 2,701.84
| - | 13,767.15
|
Sub-Committee on Students and Universities
| - | 2,658.25
| - | -
| 2,912.76 | 126.15
| - | 5,697.16
|
Scottish Affairs | 5,442.48
| 7,676.64 | -
| - | 16,610.82
| 304.13 | 420.67
| 30,454.74 |
Transport | 31,850.97
| 3,276.25 | 10,184.69
| - | 23,602.23
| 316.45 | 365.70
| 69,596.29 |
Treasury | 103,979.80
| 4,441.43 | 12,286.50
| 853.20 | 36,823.49
| 245.20 | 726.89
| 159,356.51 |
Treasury Sub-Committee |
- | 186.40
| - | -
| 6,159.89 | 62.00
| - | 6,408.29
|
Committee
| Overseas Visits
| UK Visits
| Specialist Advisers; fees and expenses
| Work Commissioned, specialist publications, interpretation
| Transcription of evidence
| Witnesses' expenses
| Entertainment and other minor expenses
| Total |
Welsh Affairs | 16,961.87
| 6,307.29 | 50,151.94
| 4,823.37 | 33,864.42
| 3,916.09 | 333.72
| 116,358.70 |
Work and Pensions | 37,326.56
| 7,077.57 | 16,083.39
| 1,278.45 | 15,567.49
| 383.16 | 80.00
| 77,796.62 |
Other Committees
| |
| |
| |
| |
|
Administration | -
| - | -
| - | -
| - | -
| - |
Consolidation, &c., Bills (Joint Committee)
| - | -
| - | -
| - | -
| - | -
|
Environmental Audit |
37,964.17 | 4,577.51
| 1,680.35 | -
| 18,333.14 | 1,266.24
| 650.29 | 64,471.70
|
European Scrutiny | 43,260.25
| 3,786.72 | -
| 358.20 | 1,982.72
| - | 647.45
| 50,035.34 |
Finance and Services |
- | -
| - | -
| - | -
| - | -
|
Human Rights (Joint Committee)
| 14,596.00 | 730.00
| 3,036.00 | 318.99
| 7,954.44 | 451.21
| 286.65 | 27,373.29
|
Issue of Privilege (Police Searches on Parliamentary Estate)
| - | -
| - | -
| 6,799.17 | 510.54
| - | 7,309.71
|
Liaison | -
| - | -
| 19,200.00 | 1,531.57
| - | -
| 20,731.57 |
Liaison Sub-Committee
| - | -
| - | -
| - | -
| - | -
|
National Security Strategy (Joint Committee)
| - | -
| - | -
| 495.97 | -
| - | 495.97
|
Members' Allowances |
- | -
| - | -
| - | -
| - | -
|
Modernisation of the House
| - | -
| - | -
| - | -
| - | -
|
Procedure | -
| - | -
| - | 723.84
| 43.20 | -
| 767.04 |
Public Accounts | 8,694.16
| 3,270.41 |
| 20,282.72 | 42,484.78
| | 1,913.96
| 76,646.03 |
Public Administration |
- | 1,372.40
| - | 3,360.00
| 17,219.76 | 801.62
| 871.21 | 23,624.99
|
Reform of House of Commons
| 149.35 | -
| 4,102.00 | -
| 785.66 | 71.00
| 48.50 | 5,156.51
|
East Midlands | -
| 3,504.90 | 0.00
| - | 1,774.71
| 0.00 | 158.85
| 5,438.46 |
East of England | -
| - | -
| - | -
| - | -
| - |
London | -
| 6.40 | -
| - | 622.46
| - | -
| 628.86 |
North East | -
| 6,181.48 | -
| - | -
| - | -
| 6,181.48 |
North West | -
| 5,415.22 | -
| - | -
| 695.20 | -
| 6,110.42 |
South East | -
| 1,019.87 | 4,274.05
| - | -
| - | -
| 5,293.92 |
South West | -
| 4,744.17 | -
| - | -
| 315.40 | -
| 5,059.57 |
West Midlands | -
| 8,859.29 | 1,680.00
| - | -
| 139.39 | -
| 10,678.68 |
Yorkshire and the Humber
| - | 3,361.25
| - | -
| - | 148.20
| - | 3,509.45
|
Committee
| Overseas Visits
| UK Visits
| Specialist Advisers; fees and expenses
| Work Commissioned, specialist publications, interpretation
| Transcription of evidence
| Witnesses' expenses
| Entertainment and other minor expenses
| Total |
Regulatory Reform | -
| - | -
| - | 3,296.68
| - | -
| 3,296.68 |
Selection | -
| - | -
| - | -
| - | -
| - |
Standards and Privileges
| - | -
| - | 3,060.00
| 1,519.79 | -
| - | 4,579.79
|
Statutory Instruments |
- | -
| - | -
| - | -
| - | -
|
Statutory Instruments (Joint Committee)
| - | -
| - | -
| - | -
| - | -
|
Tax Law Rewrite Bills (Joint Committee)
| - | -
| - | -
| 272.49 | -
| - | 272.49
|
TOTAL | 1,057,820.94
| 150,228.66 | 322,014.20
| 80,933.98 | 511,879.41
| 27,186.54 | 19,942.19
| 2,170,005.92 |
1Transcription
of evidence for Children, Schools and Families and Foreign Affairs
Committees is carried out by the House of Commons Official Report
3B Session 2009-10
Committee
| Overseas Visits+
| UK Visits+
| Specialist Advisers; fees and expenses
| Work Commissioned, specialist publications, interpretation
| Transcription of evidence
| Witnesses' expenses
| Entertainment and other minor expenses
| Total |
Departmental Committees
| £
| £
| £
| £
| £
| £
| £
| £
|
Business, Innovation and Skills
| 18,654.92 | 3,720.08
| 648.75 | 11.70
| 6,847.65 | -
| - | 29,883.10
|
Children, Schools and Families
| 9,647.24 | 201.34
| 17,231.15 | -
| - | 1,330.14
| 169.15 | 28,579.02
|
Communities and Local Government
| - | 4,456.00
| 13,084.82 | -
| 10,307.11 | 1,682.02
| 1,126.97 | 30,656.92
|
Culture, Media and Sport
| - | 117.99
| 20,362.00 | 8.99
| 6,153.27 | 142.00
| 2,360.38 | 29,144.63
|
Defence | 42,024.20
| 739.00 | 8,811.75
| - | 7,994.58
| - | 19.50
| 59,589.03 |
Energy and Climate Change
| 51,334.30 | -
| 8,628.65 | -
| 13,140.02 | 594.75
| 742.65 | 74,440.37
|
Environment, Food and Rural Affairs
| - | 3,704.07
| - | 346.00
| 12,947.46 | 1,037.10
| 868.86 | 18,903.49
|
Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Sub-Committee
| - | -
| - | -
| - | -
| - | -
|
Foreign Affairs | 144,931.75
| 4,765.85 | -
| 5,576.01 | 378.34*
| 62.70 | 365.35
| 155,701.66 |
Health | 2,103.51
| 21.55 | 1,183.79
| - | 13,233.19
| - | 67.25
| 16,609.29 |
Home Affairs | 5,708.32
| 786.51 | 104.10
| 1,719.39 | 16,898.64
| 1,165.88 | 220.50
| 26,603.34 |
International Development
| 89,177.34 | 2,301.15
| 1,363.50 | 1,618.89
| 12,192.35 | 845,90
| 109.10 | 106,762.33
|
Justice | 5,180.50
| - | -
| 13.50 | 10,748.82
| 81.50 | -
| 16,024.32 |
Justice Sub-Committee
| - | 4,568.95
| 700.00 | -
| 784.41 | -
| - | 6,053.36
|
Northern Ireland Affairs
| 4,248.62 | 9,294.51
| 4,125.59 | -
| 3,917.83 | -
| 4.02 | 21,590.57
|
Science and Technology |
- | 169.20
| - | 555.00
| - | -
| 315.96 | 1,040.16
|
Science and Technology Sub-Committee
| - | -
| - | -
| 13,172.85 | 2,701.84
| 182.13 | 16,056.82
|
Scottish Affairs | -
| 1,632.92 | -
| - | 6,423.47
| 157.00 | 97.15
| 8,310.54 |
Transport | 5,331.18
| 3,258.65 | 3,648.59
| - | 11,161.21
| - | 365.70
| 23,765.33 |
Treasury | 54,096.40
| 4,391.99 | 9,921.50
| 572.40 | 21,737.13
| 190.60 | 376.39
| 91,286.41 |
Treasury Sub-Committee |
- | -
| - | -
| 2,528.78 | -
| - | 2,528.78
|
Welsh Affairs | -
| 2,136.77 | 25,137.68
| - | 17,632.47
| 965.26 | 144.06
| 46,016.24 |
Work and Pensions | 558.41
| 5,588.50 | 9,207.70
| 483.80 | 6,575.98
| - | -
| 22,414.39 |
Other Committees
| |
| |
| |
| |
|
Administration | -
| - | -
| - | -
| - | -
| - |
Consolidation, &c., Bills (Joint Committee)
| - | -
| - | -
| - | -
| - | -
|
Committee
| Overseas Visits+
| UK Visits+
| Specialist Advisers; fees and expenses
| Work Commissioned, specialist publications, interpretation
| Transcription of evidence
| Witnesses' expenses
| Entertainment and other minor expenses
| Total |
Environmental Audit |
9,897.45 | 4806.93
| 3715.35 | -
| 7,895.16 | 369.00
| 35.36 | 26,719.25
|
European Scrutiny | 16,154.37
| - | -
| - | 523.87
| - | -
| 16,678.24 |
Finance and Services |
- | -
| - | -
| - | -
| - | -
|
Human Rights (Joint Committee)
| - | 730.00
| 3,036.00 | 318.99
| 3,165.87 | 124.17
| 234.75 | 7,609.78
|
Issue of Privilege (Police Searches on Parliamentary Estate)
| - | -
| - | -
| 4,481.13 | 510.54
| - | 4,991.67
|
Liaison | -
| - | -
| 19,200.00 | 1,531.57
| - | -
| 20,731.57 |
Liaison Sub-Committee
| - | -
| - | -
| - | -
| - | -
|
National Security Strategy (Joint Committee)
| - | -
| - | -
| 495.97 | -
| - | 495.97
|
Members' Allowances |
- | -
| - | -
| - | -
| - | -
|
Procedure | -
| - | -
| - | -
| 43.20 | -
| 43.20 |
Public Accounts | -
| - | -
| 9,559.00 | 21,570.70
| - | 1,121.91
| 32,251.61 |
Public Administration |
- | -
| - | 1,400.00
| 8,151.92 | 388.35
| - | 9,940.27
|
Reform of the House of Commons
| - | -
| 4,102.00 | -
| 785.66 | -
| - | 4,887.66
|
East Midlands | -
| 2,432.75 | -
| - | 345.00
| - | -
| 2,777.75 |
East of England | -
| - | -
| - | -
| - | -
| - |
London | -
| 6.40 | -
| - | 622.46
| - | -
| 628.86 |
North East | -
| 1,354.80 | -
| - | -
| - | -
| 1,354.80 |
North West | -
| - | -
| - | -
| 505.02 | -
| 505.02 |
South East | -
| - | 4,274.05
| - | -
| - | -
| 4,274.05 |
South West | -
| - | -
| - | -
| 12.70 | -
| 12.70 |
West Midlands | -
| 3,679.44 | 1,680.00
| - | -
| 139.39 | -
| 5,498.83 |
Yorkshire and the Humber
| - | -
| - | -
| - | -
| - | -
|
Regulatory Reform | -
| - | -
| - | -
| - | -
| - |
Selection | -
| - | -
| - | -
| - | -
| - |
Standards and Privileges
| - | -
| - | 3,060.00
| 1,519.79 | -
| - | 4,579.79
|
Statutory Instruments |
- | -
| - | -
| - | -
| - | -
|
Statutory Instruments (Joint Committee)
| - | -
| - | -
| - | -
| - | -
|
Tax Law Rewrite Bills (Joint Committee)
| - | -
| - | -
| 272.49 | -
| - | 272.49
|
TOTAL | 459,048.51
| 64,865.35 | 140,966.97
| 44,443.67 | 245,758.81
| 12,203.16 | 8,927.14
| 976,213.61 |
1 Transcription
of evidence for Children, Schools and Families and Foreign Affairs
Committees is carried out by the House of Commons Official Report
|