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Written Ministerial Statements — Work and Pensions: President of Appeal Tribunals (Annual Report) (6 Jul 2006)

James Plaskitt: My hon. Friend the Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Work and Pensions, Lord Hunt of Kings Heath has made the following statement: "I am pleased to publish today the sixth report by the president of appeal tribunals on the standard of decisions made on behalf of the Secretary of State in cases which come before appeal tribunals. The major reasons given for appeal tribunals...

Written Answers — Work and Pensions: Biological Diversity (16 Jun 2006)

James Plaskitt: In his role as the Department for Work and Pensions Sustainable Development Minister, Lord Hunt of Kings Heath has responsibility for monitoring the Department's compliance with section 74 of the Countryside and Rights of Way Act 2000. The Department is office-based, occupying mostly urban sites. As part of the private finance initiative maintenance of landscapes has been outsourced to our...

Written Answers — Work and Pensions: Green Minister (12 Oct 2005)

James Plaskitt: ...of Green Ministers (ENV(G)) was replaced by the Ministerial Sub-Committee on Sustainable Development in Government (EE(SD)) whose members are departmental Sustainable Development Ministers. Lord Hunt of Kings Heath was appointed as our departmental Sustainable Development Minister in June 2005. In July, the Minister attended a seminar for Sustainable Development Ministers to discuss the...

Orders of the Day — Financial Services and Markets Bill: Repeals (9 Feb 2000)

Mr James Plaskitt: That is why he has gone hunting.

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