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Oral Answers to Questions — Culture, Media and Sport: Rugby League Four Nations Tournament ( 3 Nov 2011)

Mark Pawsey: In the other rugby code, rugby union has just seen a successful world cup in New Zealand. The next tournament will be in England in 2015, and the town of Rugby in my constituency is already preparing to receive visitors to the home of the game. Will the Minister lend his support to that work?

Oral Answers to Questions — Home Department: Foreign Students ( 7 Nov 2011)

Mark Pawsey: What steps she is taking to strengthen the accreditation regime for colleges that admit foreign students.

Royal Assent: Fuel Prices (15 Nov 2011)

Mark Pawsey: I would like to make the point that a lot of freight companies are filling up on the continent. If we reduced the amount of duty, particularly on diesel, they would be encouraged to fill up in the UK, which would bring additional revenue to the Exchequer.

Written Answers — Environment Food and Rural Affairs: Land Drainage: Urban Areas (21 Nov 2011)

Mark Pawsey: To ask the Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs whether she plans to issue her consultation on sustainable urban drainage systems and surface water systems at the same time as her foul sewer consultation.

Written Answers — Environment Food and Rural Affairs: Sewers (21 Nov 2011)

Mark Pawsey: To ask the Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs when she expects to issue the consultation on the mandatory adoption arrangements and the mandatory build standards for new gravity foul sewers and lateral drains.

Oral Answers to Questions — Work and Pensions: Universal Credit (28 Nov 2011)

Mark Pawsey: What steps his Department is taking to ensure the new system of universal credit accommodates changes in personal circumstances.

Chancellor of the Exchequer: Topical Questions ( 6 Dec 2011)

Mark Pawsey: On Friday, I met businesses in my constituency at an event organised by our local enterprise partnership. They tell me that access to finance is one of the most important issues they face. Will the Chancellor confirm that the measures introduced in the autumn statement will provide more and cheaper finance to businesses in Rugby?

Oral Answers to Questions — Cabinet Office: Government Procurement (14 Dec 2011)

Mark Pawsey: What assessment he has made of the potential effects of planned changes to Government procurement on UK businesses bidding for contracts.

Empty Property Rates (SMEs) (11 Jan 2012)

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Sexual Offences (Amendment): Backbench Business — [Un-allotted Day] — Future of Town Centres and High Streets (17 Jan 2012)

Mark Pawsey: Does my hon. Friend agree that in addition to providing a broader range of products, the supermarkets that he refers to have brought the benefit of reducing the cost of living for many people by reducing the price of basic essentials and the general grocery bill?

Energy and Climate Change: Wind Farms (26 Jan 2012)

Mark Pawsey: What discussions he has had with National Grid on the shutting down of wind farms during times of high wind intensity.

[Mr David Amess in the Chair] — Backbench business — Network Rail ( 2 Feb 2012)

Mark Pawsey: I am distressed to hear my hon. Friend describe Rugby in such terms. We have a brilliant rail service and a fast-growing town, so I hope that he would look a little more kindly upon my constituency.

Oral Answers to Questions — Transport: Trailers (Height) (23 Feb 2012)

Mark Pawsey: What discussions she has had with the European Commission on the height of trailers.

Vote on Account 2012-13: Department for Transport — Transport and the Economy (28 Feb 2012)

Mark Pawsey: Does my hon. Friend agree that some of the slack that exists in regional airports could be used to deal with the shortage of capacity at Heathrow? I am thinking, in particular, of Birmingham airport, which is just 90 miles away from Heathrow.

Oral Answers to Questions — Treasury: Job Creation (Private Sector) ( 6 Mar 2012)

Mark Pawsey: What fiscal steps he is taking to encourage job creation in the private sector.

Energy and Climate Change: Energy Prices ( 8 Mar 2012)

Mark Pawsey: Industries using large amounts of energy—such as Cemex, which manufactures cement in Rugby—are concerned about the relatively high energy prices here compared with other parts of the world. Will the Minister update the House on the steps being taken to ensure that the energy prices paid by British industry remain competitive?

Oral Answers to Questions — Health: National Planning Policy Framework (27 Mar 2012)

Mark Pawsey: Does my right hon. Friend agree that, given that the framework retains the protection for the green belt, refers specifically to development on brownfield land and supports the “town centre first” policy, many of the organisations opposing these proposals on the airwaves today are perhaps raising concerns unnecessarily?

Oral Answers to Questions — Education: Adoption (16 Apr 2012)

Mark Pawsey: What steps he is taking to speed up the adoption system.

[Sir Alan Meale in the Chair] — Regeneration (19 Apr 2012)

Mark Pawsey: One thing that came out of the Select Committee’s work was the need to engage local communities. My hon. Friend mentioned a number of bodies involved in the Northampton scheme, but many of them strike me as fairly corporate. What is happening to communicate with individual people in local communities across the piece?

Written Answers — Treasury: Gift Aid (23 Apr 2012)

Mark Pawsey: To ask the Chancellor of the Exchequer what the cost of administering Gift Aid was in each of the last five financial years.


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