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Although Nick Clegg announced on 3 September 2014 that the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) will maintain current funding until the end of the 2015 financial year, funding beyond this is unclear.

The ability of Kew to maintain its reputation as an institution at the forefront of botany has been called into question by GMB regional officer Paul Grafton, who said Kew "faced a significant threat to its future" as many of the 125 projected job losses would be in the science directorate.

Andrew Miller MP, Chair of the Science and Technology Committee, said:

"Kew Gardens is a Heritage Site and world-renowned centre for botanical research and like many government-sponsored bodies is being asked to justify its funding and look for possible cuts.

We intend to look at the evidence behind Defra’s budget cuts, Kew’s response to that and the potential impact of both on Kew Gardens’ future as a research and education facility."

The Committee will consider during its evidence session topics such as:

• What makes Kew a pioneering institution in its field?
• Is the government failing in its duty to adequately resource a National Heritage site?
• What is Kew Gardens doing to increase its commercial success and keep operational costs low?
• Was the reduction in funding from Defra, evidence based and focussed on Kew’s world class research status?

Although the committee is not formally requesting written submissions, it is happy to receive correspondence via email on the matter from interested parties.

Evidence Hearing

• Audio link of the Committee's evidence hearing held at the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew on Wednesday 17 December 2014

Written evidence

Written evidence has been submitted to the Committee by the witnesses for the evidence hearing. This evidence can be found at the foot of the webpage, where you will find a green Publications portal. Change type on the drop down menu to Written Evidence and click Go to see these submissions.

Correspondence

The Committee received further submissions which it agreed to publish as correspondence online.

• Correspondence received relating to the evidence hearing on 17 December 2014

Following public consultations, an ethical review by the Nuffield Council on Bioethics, and scientific reviews by the Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority, the Government has decided to proceed with putting regulations before Parliament for the introduction of mitochondrial donation. The Science and Technology Committee held a one-off evidence session to consider the science of mitochondrial donation on Wednesday 22 October when they will hear from the Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Public Health, Jane Ellison, and experts in the field.

Announcing the one-off session, Andrew Miller MP, Chair of the Science and Technology Committee, said:

“It is right that the safety and efficacy of mitochondrial replacement techniques are subject to scrutiny in the House. As the Science and Technology Committee, we consider it important that we take the opportunity to scrutinise further the scientific evidence on mitochondrial donation”.

Correspondence received relating to the evidence hearing on 22 October 2014 (PDF 990 KB)

The Liaison Committee took evidence from the Prime Minister David Cameron at 4.00pm on Tuesday 14 January, continuing the Committee’s regular questioning of the Prime Minister.

The session focussed on the following themes:

Violence against women and girls

• International development and action to tackle violence against women and girls
• Preventing sexual violence in conflict
• Sexual harassment in the armed forces
• Female genital mutilation – nationally and internationally
• Child sexual exploitation
• Human trafficking/modern day slavery
• UK implementation of international agreements
• Domestic violence
• Sex education and the role of schools
• Housing and the benefits system

Energy policy and environmental priorities

• Energy security and blackouts
• Investor confidence
• The risks posed by electro-magnetic pulses
• Energy subsidies and fuel poverty
• Environmental priorities
• Shale gas
• Community engagement and scientific advice
  

The session was chaired by Rt Hon Sir Alan Beith MP (Lib Dem) and involved the following Select Committee Chairs:

• Mr Graham Allen MP, Political and Constitutional Reform (Lab)
• Rt Hon James Arbuthnot MP, Defence (Cons)
• Dame Anne Begg MP, Work and Pensions (Lab)
• Rt Hon Sir Malcolm Bruce MP, International Development (Lib Dem)
• Mr William Cash MP, European Scrutiny (Cons)
• David T C Davies MP, Welsh Affairs (Con)
• Dr Hywel Francis MP, Joint Committee on Human Rights (Lab)
• Miss Anne McIntosh MP, Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Con)
• Andrew Miller MP, Science and Technology (Lab)
• Rt Hon Keith Vaz MP, Home Affairs (Lab)
• Joan Walley MP, Environmental Audit (Lab)
• Tim Yeo MP, Energy and Climate Change (Con)

Oral and written evidence for this session can be found by selecting the relevant option below.

The Committee decided to hold oral evidence on Pfizer’s decision to close its research and development facility at Sandwich in Kent. Andrew Miller MP, Chair of the Science and Technology Committee, said:

"Life sciences have been identified by both this and the last Government as a priority in the UK. Pfizer’s announcement that it will be closing its research and development facility in Kent is deeply worrying. It is not only a cruel blow for the Pfizer employees—many are highly skilled—but it also raises questions about UK plc’s ability to use science to drive the economy. My Committee is contacting Pfizer and David Willetts MP. We have urgent questions that need answering."

Having heard all the oral evidence the Chair wrote to David Willetts on 16 March. The Minister replied on 25 March (PDF 55 KB). The Committee did not publish a report.

Oral evidence

• Wednesday 2 March 2011
  Rt Hon David Willetts MP, Minister of State for Universities and Science
  
• Monday 28 February 2011
  Dr Richard Barker, Director General, Association of the British Pharmaceutical Industry, and Dr David M Hollinshead, Royal Society of Chemistry; Richard Blackburn, Managing director, Pfizer UK, Dr Olivier Brandicourt, President and General Manager of Pfizer’s Primary Care Business Unit, and co-chair of the company’s Portfolio Strategy and Investment Committee, Dr Rod MacKenzie, Senior Vice President and Head of Worldwide Research for PharmaTherapeutics Research and Development, and Dr Ruth McKernan, Senior Vice President and Site Head, Sandwich, and Chief Scientific Officer for Pfizer Regenerative Medicine.

Written evidence

• Pfizer inquiry written evidence

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Found: Ciara Eastell OBE (UNTIL 28 FEBRUARY 2022) David Joseph CBE (UNTIL 31 JULY 2021) Catherine Mallyon Andrew

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Found: (LONDON AREA COUNCIL CHAIR) Michael Eakin Ciara Eastell OBE David Joseph CBE Catherine Mallyon Andrew

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Found: Ability Net Activity Alliance Andrew Miller MBE, previously Disability and Access Ambassador for Arts

Found: Ability Net Activity Alliance Andrew Miller MBE, previously Disability and Access Ambassador for Arts

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Found: Andrew Miller will take up the post on 1 December 2022.

Found: University of Dundee People who were there on Zoom Charlie McMillan - SCLD Andrew

Found: and was able to reinforce the importance of rigorous cost control in discussions with the Chairman, Andrew

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