Results 1-4 of 4 for "freedom of information" speaker:James Brokenshire

Bill Presented: Police Grant Report (4 Feb 2009) has video

James Brokenshire: ...challenges are changing and growing. We have heard about the pressures in relation to the growth of different communities and new communities arising, one of which is translation costs; according to Freedom of Information Act information, in the last financial year the cost to police forces throughout the country is about £25 million. That cost has risen significantly in the past five...

Policing (Peterborough and Cambridgeshire) (20 Feb 2008)

James Brokenshire: ...undertaken by so many people. We must also consider the cost of things such as translation services. We heard of figures showing the increase in costs that Cambridgeshire has had to bear. From the Freedom of Information Act requests that I have made, I know that that is reflected across the country. From 2003-04 to the end of the last financial year, there was an increase of about...

Oral Answers to Questions — Health: Assaults (Mental Health Wards) (18 Jul 2006)

James Brokenshire: I thank the Minister for her response and for providing me with a copy of the report a few hours ago, but it is remarkable that that was prompted by Health questions, rather than previous freedom of information requests from Mind, the charity. The NPSA report is detailed, and it deserves close examination, as it recognises the important work of health professionals. However, many people are...

Orders of the Day — Consumer Credit Bill (9 Jun 2005)

James Brokenshire: ...in a number of issues, particularly the rerouting of the A13 to ensure that it did not pass close to an important part of Rainham village. Robin was also instrumental in framing and developing freedom of information legislation, so he was a good parliamentarian as well as a good constituency MP. Robin has been a very good friend to me over many years, and I value the support and guidance...