Found: The ‘Qualifying Festival’ parameter excludes some events that are, quite clearly, festivals, running

Found: STEAM’s position as a social enterprise is crucial to the running of these projects.

Found: Running these reception centres accounted for £21 million out of the £23 million spent in the first

Found: increasing international cooperation to reduce the number of people taking dangerous journeys, and running

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Found: Evidence from our Market Insight Report (published July 2023) As you will be aware, food inflation was running

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Found: Vehicle Licensing Agency (DVLA) 29.Liberty opposes police having access to the DVLA for the purposes of running

Found: The o ffline running of the data using the Neoface system emulat ing operation al use, and our analyses

Found: For example, the BAE Systems eightfold increase in artillery ammunition is just running the same machines

Found: When thinking about running order, are there temptations to give editorial prominence to more

Found: Jackie Lewis, a pharmacy owner in Exmouth, said, “It was an intense period getting up and running,

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Found: children and young people who took part in the survey agreed with this—was whether those who were running

Found: qualify, they are supported properly for the first year or two so they do not just hit the ground running

Question to the Ministry of Justice:

To ask the Secretary of State for Justice, what steps he is taking to reduce delays in the family courts.

Answered by Mike Freer - Parliamentary Under-Secretary (Ministry of Justice)

In the Spring Budget, we announced an additional £55 million to improve productivity, support earlier resolution of family disputes and reduce the number of cases coming to court. This includes creating a digital advice tool for separating couples, piloting early legal advice and supporting the expansion of the private law Pathfinder model.

We are also investing up to £23.6 million in the family mediation voucher scheme, which we intend will allow for its continuation up to March 2025. As of March 2024, over 26,000 families have successfully used the scheme to attempt to resolve their private law disputes outside of court.

In addition, we are working with the Department for Education and other partners on the Family Justice Board to tackle the longest running cases and increase the proportion of public law proceedings that conclude within the 26-week timeline. The Department for Education is also investing an extra £10 million to deliver new initiatives to address the longest delays in public law.

Question to the Department for Transport:

To ask the Secretary of State for Transport, pursuant to the Answer of 21 March 2024 to Question 9010 on Avanti West Coast: Standards, how many part cancellations of Avanti West Coast scheduled services have occurred as a result of shortage of crew since 1 January 2024.

Answered by Huw Merriman - Minister of State (Department for Transport)

Avanti West Coast (AWC) has reported a total of 292 part cancelations attributed to train crew shortages compared to 18,671 planned services between 1 January 2024 and 18 March 2024.

Traincrew shortages, linked to a lack of driver overtime and ongoing industrial action, present a challenge to running services with the reliability passengers expect. Difficulties in managing historic train crew terms and conditions will continue to impact AWC services until modernisation of working arrangements can be agreed.

Question to the Department for Levelling Up, Housing & Communities:

To ask the Secretary of State for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities, with reference to the notification provided to his Department and the Electoral Commission from the Returning Officer for Brighton and Hove City Council of the late delivery of 1,423 postal votes in May 2023; if he will place a copy of his response to the Returning Officer in the House of Commons Library; and what steps he has taken to establish the cause of the late delivery of the voting packs.

Answered by Simon Hoare - Parliamentary Under Secretary of State (Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities)

The Returning Officer for Brighton and Hove City Council is responsible for the conduct of elections to the local council, including the arrangements for the issue and receipt of postal votes. The Government recognises the important role that effective mail deliveries have in the overall running of electoral events, and we work with Royal Mail nationally to ensure they have appropriate arrangements in place, though it would not be appropriate for the Secretary of State to take the place of the role of the Returning Officer in relation to a specific, local incident.

This issue was raised on a 'for information' basis in an email to DLUHC, the Electoral Commission and the Association of Electoral Administrators at official level as part of ongoing dialogue on delivery of elections. Royal Mail subsequently investigated the matter, and we understand they responded directly to the Returning Officer in June 2023 with their findings.

Question

To ask the Member for South West Bedfordshire, representing the Church Commissioners, what steps the Church is taking to help achieve net zero.

Answered by Andrew Selous - Second Church Estates Commissioner

The Church Commissioners are committed to reducing the carbon intensity of their portfolio by 2025 and, as a member of the Asset Owners Alliance, reaching ‘Net Zero’ in the investment portfolio by 2050.

The General Synod has set a target for the Church of England to become Net Zero by 2030. The National Church Institutions are supporting every diocese with a grant to grow capacity and employ staff to manage the work of achieving this net zero ambition. The Church Commissioners have committed funding of £30m for 2023-25 and £190m total for a 9-year programme from 2023-31.

Stage one will explore the best ways to decarbonise the diverse range of buildings and navigate planning and governance structures. The project will assess cathedrals and clergy housing, with demonstration churches that can act as showpieces of what is possible. There will be a special grant available from dioceses to enable churches to fund improvements to their energy efficiency.

A second workstream supports schools in accessing public sector decarbonisation funds, and another stream of grants will match local fundraising in churches for net-zero carbon projects through the Buildings for Mission scheme

This will provide a clear picture of the kinds of projects that are effective in reducing emissions, ready for a scaled-up investment in the second 3-year period

Recent success stories include York Minster and the Chapel at Kings College, Cambridge, which have joined many other major churches and cathedrals across the country in installing new solar panels and renewable technologies, reducing their running costs and making them more sustainable buildings.

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We think the Government should clamp down on phone waiting times for companies providing vital services, and require these companies to set up specific phone lines for older people. We think these businesses need to service their customers in good time.

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Found: HL Bill 44 Running list of amendments

Found: HL Bill 50 Running list of amendments

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Found: HL Bill 44 Running list of amendments

Found: HL Bill 50 Running list of amendments

Found: Section 4B (3) of the 2010 Act requires a person running a tobacco or nicotine vapour business to operate

Found: enquiries, t he founder said he was “ shocked ” that he was “targeted by the National Security Police” for running

Found: Invested’ means that the funds have been invested into a business or businesses which the applicant is running

Found: Invested’ means that the funds have been invested into a business or businesses which the applicant is running

Found: Our introduction of passive infrared monitoring, compliments running wheel activity measurements and

Found: described a reduction in his performance during PT, explaining that he would be found toward the rear of running

Found: advise you that during the COVID-19 pandemic, military subscription income has continued to cover the running

Found: The SPA supports the largest kittiwake colony in the UK, with breeding season running from March to

Found: Increase in insurance costs There may be an increase in insurance costs for those running or assessing

Found: The running of additional 10 coach services could also support the Government’s 2050 Net Zero

Found: Increase in insurance costs There may be an increase in insurance costs for those running or assessing

Found: Increase in insurance costs There may be an increase in insurance costs for those running or assessing

Found: secretariat provided by the Dartmoor National Park Authority (and funded by Defra) in the day-to-day running

Found: Where CCTV or other digital images are secured, police are committed to running this through the Police

Found: Even allowing for some commodious and wide -open verges and a river corridor running through the proposed

Found: With so many damaging and long-running disputes in the world, we must seize together the opportunities

Found: contrasted with the focus during the longlisting process on identifying areas that could get up and running

Found: The pilot phase of the workstream started in April 2023 running for 6 months until November 2023.

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Found: A full programme of family days was running, including celebrations of achievement s in offending behaviour

Found: DateMaximum Rated Output (MW) (7)Maximum Thermal Input (MW(th)) (8)Rated Thermal Efficiency (9)Annual Running

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Found: Normally two machines are running with the load shared.

Found: Equipment / Fuel type Power (kW) (Operating philosophy assumptions) Running hours (h) Fuel Gas

Found: Respondent had a need to resolve an ongoing situation as soon as possible, to ensure the constant running

Found: necessary to discuss here the content of the collective or individual consultation in detail , but a running

Found: Whilst it was running, the survey provided invaluable data regarding the public acceptance, awareness

Found: The Department for Transport (DfT) and the Home Office are running the RADAR program which aims to further

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Found: The FTT derived two essential propositions from what it considered was a common thread running through

Found: 2 monitoring location s and results are presented in Appendix C, Table 3, together with the 20 23 running

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Found: 2 monitoring locations and results are presented in Appendix C, Table 2 , together with the 20 23 running

Found: 2 monitoring locations and results are presented in Appendix B, Table 1 , together with the 20 23 running

Found: 2 monitoring locations and resul ts are presented in Appendix C, Table 2, together with the 20 23 running

Found: monitoring locations and results a re presented in Appendix C, Table 2, together with the 20 23 running

Found: A full programme of family days was running, including celebrations of achievement s in offending behaviour

Found: solids Site drainage having received an element of settlement 30 mg/l Spot sample Daily, if running

Found: requirement (as required by Chapter I V of the Industrial Emissions Directive) give an account of the running

Found: Invested’ means that the funds have been invested into a business or businesses which the applicant is running

Found: under our published Code of Governance, overseen by the Tax Assurance Commissioner, who has no role in running

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Found: them of the fuel situation but planned to initiate a field landing at the first indication of rough running

Found: Name of person responsible for the running of MFDs and, if applicable, your Print RoomDisclosed in fullFOI

Found: independent internal audit reports to our Executive Committee and Audit and Risk Assurance Committee.In running

Found: The engines and therefore generators were not running.

Found: NHS Digital is running this interim data collection in the Clinical Audit Platform (CAP) until the data

Found: earing a dosemeter B156 An radiographer was testing X-ray equipment and was not aware that it was running

Found: A link to this document will be added to the consultation page of Citizen Space.We are running this consultation

Found: Running parallel to this, Australia will make a proportionate financial investment in the UK and US

Found: April 2024, to cover financial liabilities and ensure the HCPC can continue meeting its day to day running

Found: Do you think that there is any more risk of dogs running on an unlicensed track such as Thornton than

Found: Impact Andys Man Club has 13 project development champions, 1,600 volunteers and over 170 groups running

Found: Procurement was at the forefront of keeping Scotland’s essential public services running; working with

Found: This funding includes disease -specific NHS Research Scotland (NRS) Networks who support the running

Found: Rob Mustard responded, noting this is one of the challenges of running digital projects.

Found: • Water supplies are running out and 4 of the 5 desalination plants have stopped working due to a

Found: Rob Mustard responded, noting this is one of the challenges of running digital projects.

Found: They hope to have a couple voluntary sessions running in June.

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Found: Note that an additional £24.3 million has been provided to support the Corporate Running Costs of the

Found: We are currently still running our GP recruitment campaign as part of our commitment to increase the

Question

To ask the Scottish Government how it plans to meet the Climate Change Committee’s reported recommendation that the reliability of electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure must improve.

Answered by Hyslop, Fiona - Minister for Transport

Since 2011, Transport Scotland has invested over £65 million, on behalf of Scottish Ministers, to support the installation of over 2,800 public EV charge points across Scotland as part of the ChargePlace Scotland (CPS) EV charging network. These public EV charge points are owned and operated by over 400 separate public, private and third sector organisations.

As a direct result, Scotland has over 4,880 public EV charge points and the best provision of public charge points per head of population of anywhere in the UK, outside of London, and the most rapid charge points per head of population of any region in the UK.

Overall reliability across the CPS network is typically very good, with all charge points on the network up and running around 95-98% of the time each month . The reliability of EV charge points will soon be regulated following the introduction of new UK-wide Public Charge Point Regulations , which were introduced under powers reserved to the UK Government, and came into force in November last year. All public EV charging networks in Scotland must comply with these new regulations, with the charge point owner and operator responsible for compliance.

The Scottish Government launched a new Electric Vehicle Infrastructure Fund (EVIF) in January 2022. Through a partnership approach with Scotland’s local authorities, it aims to leverage £60m of public and private funding to double the network to 6,000 charge points by 2026. A greater commercial sector involvement underpinned by fair, transparent pricing will help to drive up reliability standards across Scotland and encourage more drivers to make the switch to EV

Question

To ask the Scottish Government, further to the answer to question S6W-24425 by Jenny Gilruth on 22 January 2024, whether it will provide an update on whether it has established the cost of (a) consulting on, (b) establishing, (c) launching and (d) the ongoing running of the Centre for Teaching Excellence (CTE); whether it will publish any updates regarding the work to establish the CTE by the Education Reform Programme, and, in light of its previous answer confirming that the costs had not been established at that stage, on what basis it determined that there will be sufficient funding for the CTE through "repurposing investment currently directed to Regional Improvement Collaboratives".

Answered by Gilruth, Jenny - Cabinet Secretary for Education and Skills

The Scottish Government has been engaging with stakeholders since the intention to establish a Centre for Teaching Excellence was announced in October last year. The Co-Production Group has also now been established and stakeholders are involved in detailed discussion around the role and remit of the Centre. The group met on 27 February and 26 March. Minutes of meetings and other material will be published on the Scottish Government website. The only anticipated cost of the co-production process are the staffing costs for the team working on the Centre’s development.

The Centre for Teaching Excellence is initially being resourced through funding previously allocated to the Regional Improvement Collaboratives. The Scottish Government is working with the Co-Production Group to ensure the Centre maximises its impact and complements wider work across the education sector. It is anticipated that the co-production of the Centre will conclude by the summer, following which there will be a formal process to determine hosting arrangements.

Question

To ask the Scottish Government when the review of the Scottish Referral Guidelines for Suspected Cancer will be completed.

Answered by Gray, Neil - Cabinet Secretary for NHS Recovery, Health and Social Care

The 2024 Clinical Review of the Scottish Referral Guidelines for Suspected Cancer has commenced, with clinical peer review sessions running from April to October 2024. A consultation period will then follow to allow stakeholders across NHS Scotland to comment on the final version. A revised Guideline is expected to be published early 2025.

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