Results 1-5 of 5 for climate change speaker:Alan Campbell

Policing (Croydon) (29 Apr 2009)

Alan Campbell: ...highest quality of service. I will return later to the hon. Gentleman's points about the business community, which is of particular interest to me. First, let me say that in the current economic climate, there should be a relentless focus on value for money, because it is more important than ever to get good value for money from our public services. I am talking now about sustaining...

Police Funding Formula (Wales) (28 Jan 2009)

Alan Campbell: ...balance, to maintain the status quo. The move was widely welcomed by police authorities, particularly by rural forces. In answer to a point that he made, I assure him that the position will be reviewed in full before any changes are made. In the Green Paper, "From the neighbourhood to the national: policing our communities together", we said that we intend to move to full implementation of...

Police Funding (Gloucestershire) (13 Jan 2009)

Alan Campbell: ...for Security, Counter-Terrorism, Crime and Policing made a written ministerial statement on 26 November 2008, confirming that we intend to implement the funding settlement for 2009-10 broadly unchanged from that which was announced in December 2007. We announced provisional funding totals for three years, incorporating the period from 2008-09 to 2010-11, and police forces and police...

Police Funding (Gloucestershire) (13 Jan 2009)

Alan Campbell: The hon. Gentleman will know that, once a formula is put in place, over time, as circumstances change, the appropriateness of that formula will also change. From time to time, therefore, in this and other areas, it is the Government's responsibility to look at the funding formula. By announcing a three-year settlement, which will run until 2010-11, and by consulting on the new funding...

Common Fisheries Policy (21 Nov 2002)

Mr Alan Campbell: ..., but if we are told that lawns are going to disappear from English gardens in the next few decades, who is to say that cod will not disappear from the North sea because of environmental and climate change? It would be a sad irony indeed if we were to adopt these draconian measures, and if fishermen were to go out of business, only for cod stocks to fail to recover in the North sea. I said...