Oral Answers to Questions — Culture, Media and Sport

– in the House of Commons at 9:30 am on 22 November 2012.

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The Secretary of State for Culture Olympics, Media and Sport was asked—

  • Leveson Report (12 speeches)

    When she expects the Leveson report to be published.

  • 4G Network (6 speeches)

    When 4G network services will be rolled out in (a) England and Wales and (b) Central Bedfordshire.

  • First World War (Commemoration) (4 speeches)

    What plans she has to ensure a suitable commemoration of the centenary of the first world war.

  • Access to the Arts (8 speeches)

    What assessment she has made of access to the arts in each region.

  • BBC Licence Fee (8 speeches)

    If she will bring forward proposals to reduce the BBC licence fee.

  • Tour de France (6 speeches)

    What support her Department is giving to bids for the Tour de France to come to the UK in 2014.

  • Spending on Sport (Gender Audit) (6 speeches)

    What plans her Department has for a gender audit of public spending on sport.

  • Digital Television Reception (Baxenden) (4 speeches)

    What steps her Department is taking to address problems with digital television reception in Baxenden.

  • Lottery Good Causes (8 speeches)

    If she will take steps to accelerate the repayment of moneys taken from lottery good causes funds to support the London 2012 Olympic games; and if she will make a statement.

  • Superfast Broadband (10 speeches)

    What assessment she has made of the progress of the rural superfast broadband programme.

  • Cultural Sector (Merseyside) (6 speeches)

    What assessment she has made of the cultural sector in Merseyside.

  • Tourism (12 speeches, 1 annotation)

    What steps she is taking to increase the effects of tourism on the economy.

  • Topical Questions (32 speeches)

    If she will make a statement on her departmental responsibilities.

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