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Common Agricultural Policy: Financial Transaction Tax and Economic and Monetary Union (18 June 2013)

...Mr Frank Field Jim Fitzpatrick Robert Flello Caroline Flint Paul Flynn Yvonne Fovargue Hywel Francis Mike Gapes Barry Gardiner Sheila Gilmore Pat Glass Mary Glindon Roger Godsiff Paul Goggins Helen Goodman Tom Greatrex Kate Green Nia Griffith Andrew Gwynne Mr Peter Hain Fabian Hamilton Mr David Hanson Ms Harriet Harman Dai Havard John Healey Mark Hendrick Meg Hillier Julie Hilling Margaret...

Marriage (Same Sex Couples) Bill — Committee (1st Day) (Continued) (17 June 2013) See 1 other result from this debate

Lord Wallace of Tankerness: ...triggered what the noble Lord read in the newspapers is that this matter was raised in debates in the House of Commons and the Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State at the Ministry of Justice, Helen Grant, made a commitment to consider the matter in Committee. Officials made contact with the Office of the Lord Great Chamberlain to clarify the position on this issue. It is clear that the...

Written Answers — Justice: Autism (13 June 2013)

Helen Grant: Disability and diversity guidance and training, including on learning disabilities, is available for staff of the Ministry of Justice. Autism training, including for criminal justice system staff, is currently being looked as part of the review of the 2010 Autism strategy 'Fulfilling and Rewarding Lives', being led by the Department of Health, and my Department is contributing to this work.

Opposition Day — [2nd Allotted Day] — Protecting Children Online: EU Police, Justice and Home Affairs (12 June 2013)

...Louise Ellman Natascha Engel Bill Esterson Chris Evans Mr Frank Field Robert Flello Caroline Flint Paul Flynn Hywel Francis Barry Gardiner Sheila Gilmore Pat Glass Mary Glindon Roger Godsiff Helen Goodman Kate Green Lilian Greenwood Nia Griffith Andrew Gwynne Mr Peter Hain David Hamilton Fabian Hamilton Mr David Hanson Ms Harriet Harman Tom Harris Dai Havard John Healey Mark Hendrick Meg...

Opposition Day — [2nd Allotted Day] — Protecting Children Online (12 June 2013)

...Louise Ellman Natascha Engel Bill Esterson Chris Evans Paul Farrelly Mr Frank Field Caroline Flint Paul Flynn Hywel Francis Barry Gardiner Sheila Gilmore Pat Glass Mary Glindon Roger Godsiff Helen Goodman Tom Greatrex Kate Green Lilian Greenwood Nia Griffith Andrew Gwynne Mr Peter Hain David Hamilton Fabian Hamilton Mr David Hanson Ms Harriet Harman Tom Harris Dai Havard John Healey Mark...

Written Answers — Justice: Accountancy (12 June 2013)

Helen Grant: Staff are not seconded to the MOJ from the four organisations.

Written Answers — Justice: Civil Proceedings (12 June 2013)

Helen Grant: The county court case management system used by the Ministry of Justice for statistical analysis holds information on the volume of cases progressing through the county court system as well as the workload of county courts in England and Wales. The case management system holds data regarding the legal representation of persons in civil cases, but the number of litigants in person there were...

Written Answers — Justice: Confiscation Orders: Kent (12 June 2013)

Helen Grant: .... The details for Kent are as follows: There are 1,343 confiscation orders, made under the Proceeds of Crime Act (POCA) 2002, within Kent. Of those orders, 1,062 (79%) have been paid in full of all granted confiscation orders in Kent. The total value of these orders is £57,271,448. The total amount recovered within Kent under the POCA legislation is £22,689,241. Of the...

Written Answers — Justice: Judicial Review (12 June 2013)

Helen Grant: There were 11,359 applications for judicial review lodged in 2011, 10,545 in 2010 and 9,092 in 2009. The breakdown by type is shown in the following table: Judicial review applications in 2009 to 2011 By nature of review Total applications lodged 2011 Total applications lodged 2010 Total applications lodged 2009 Civil 11,020 10,209 8,788 Immigration/Asylum 8,711 8,146...

Written Answers — Justice: Judicial Review (12 June 2013)

Helen Grant: The Government received 252 responses to the engagement exercise ‘Judicial Review: proposals for reform’. A full breakdown of the responses is included in the Government response which was published on 23 April 2013 and is available here: https://consult.justice.gov.uk/digital-communications/judici al-review-reform

Written Answers — Justice: Public Sector: Information (12 June 2013)

Helen Grant: The Information Commissioner already has powers under existing legislation to conduct audits of public sector organisations. Under section 51 (7) of the Data Protection Act 1998 (DPA), the Information Commissioner has the power, with the consent of the data controller, to conduct audits of the processing of personal data by an organisation in order to establish whether that processing follows...

Written Answers — Justice: Rspca (12 June 2013)

Helen Grant: The Legal Aid Agency (LAA) does not record whether the prosecuting authority is the RSPCA. I can confirm that the LAA does not fund prosecutions, including those carried out by the RSPCA.

Written Answers — Justice: Salvation Army (12 June 2013)

Helen Grant: The Government-funded support service for adult victims of human trafficking in England and Wales is jointly-funded by the Ministry of Justice and the Home Office. The Government is committed to providing a vital service to victims of this terrible crime. The following table details the allocated and actual funding provided to The Salvation Army. £ million   2011-12 2012-13...

Written Answers — Justice: Unpaid Fines (12 June 2013)

Helen Grant: The total amount of fines, costs and compensation outstanding as at the end of December 2012 (latest period for which data are available) is set out in the following table: Imposition type Total amount outstanding as at the end of December 2012 (£) Fines 376,664,000 Costs 128,070,000 Compensation 72,706,000 Note: Figures rounded to nearest 1,000 The amounts quoted...

Children and Families Bill: New Clause 6 — Staff to child ratios: Ofsted-registered childminder settings (11 June 2013)

...Natascha Engel Chris Evans Paul Farrelly Mr Frank Field Jim Fitzpatrick Robert Flello Caroline Flint Paul Flynn Hywel Francis Barry Gardiner Sheila Gilmore Pat Glass Mary Glindon Roger Godsiff Helen Goodman Tom Greatrex Kate Green Nia Griffith Andrew Gwynne Mr Peter Hain Mr David Hanson Ms Harriet Harman Tom Harris John Healey Mark Hendrick Lady Hermon Meg Hillier Julie Hilling Sharon...

Children and Families Bill: New Clause 20 — Personal, social and health education in maintained schools (11 June 2013)

...Natascha Engel Chris Evans Paul Farrelly Mr Frank Field Jim Fitzpatrick Robert Flello Caroline Flint Paul Flynn Hywel Francis Barry Gardiner Sheila Gilmore Pat Glass Mary Glindon Roger Godsiff Helen Goodman Tom Greatrex Kate Green Nia Griffith Andrew Gwynne Mr Peter Hain Mr David Hanson Ms Harriet Harman Tom Harris John Healey Mark Hendrick Meg Hillier Julie Hilling Sharon Hodgson Kate...

Offender Rehabilitation Bill [HL]: Committee (2nd Day) (11 June 2013) See 1 other result from this debate

Lord McNally: ...up provision to a diverse market of large and small providers. This will provide the opportunity for groups delivering women’s services, which are often small, community-based organisations. Helen Grant, the Minister for Victims and the Courts, and I have visited a number of these women’s centres, as the noble Baroness, Lady Corston, mentioned, and I have been greatly...

Written Answers — Women and Equalities: Rape: Victim Support Schemes (11 June 2013)

Helen Grant: Since 2010 the Government Equalities Office has provided £1,085,000 towards the funding of Rape Crisis Centres.

Written Answers — Women and Equalities: Regulation (11 June 2013)

Helen Grant: The Statement of New Regulation is a Government-wide publication that lists regulatory and deregulatory measures and their expected impact on businesses. GEO has used the Red Tape Challenge process to review existing regulations, and in particular invite requests from stakeholders to amend or revoke regulations that impose unnecessary burdens on business.

Written Answers — Women and Equalities: Regulation (11 June 2013)

Helen Grant: The information requested is provided in the following table based on the following definitions: Regulation: a measure within scope of the one-in, one-out (OIOO) or one-in, two-out (OITO) Introduced: the date at which a regulation came into force Business impact: the annual net cost to business (negative should be interpreted as benefits). The one-in, one-out rule came into force in January...