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Science, Innovation and Technology: Artificial Intelligence: Skills Training (10 Jan 2024)

Michelle Donelan: ...different tack from us. We want to foster innovation in AI, seize the opportunities for our public services and ensure that the jobs are located here in the UK. That is why we have our domestic track—we will produce a White Paper shortly—and also why we introduced an international track and convened the entire world for the first ever global AI safety summit. We are certainly leading...

EU Programmes ( 7 Sep 2023)

Michelle Donelan: I know that my hon. Friend and constituency neighbour does a great deal of work on this as Chair of the Environmental Audit Committee, with a keen interest in this area. We have a fantastic track record when it comes to Arctic science, being fourth in the world, and we want to climb up that league table. Membership of Horizon Europe will certainly help us to achieve that.

Written Ministerial Statements — Department for Science, Innovation and Technology: UK Science update ( 7 Sep 2023)

Michelle Donelan: ...our sector and in this deal delivered collaboration where it is most valuable to UK science. This provides our scientists with a stable base for international collaboration and makes sure we are on track to deliver on the ambition to make the UK a science and technology superpower by 2030. The Government has negotiated a bespoke deal in the UK’s national interest. It strengthens UK...

Budget Resolutions and Economic Situation - Income Tax (Charge) (20 Mar 2023)

Michelle Donelan: ...borders; and a respect for British law and our way of life. It is because we on the Conservative Benches focus on the priorities of the entire country that the British economy is getting back on track. Ten-year gilt rates, debt-servicing costs, mortgage rates—all of them are falling, and inflation has already peaked. Despite continuing global instability, the Office for Budget...

Science and Technology Framework ( 7 Mar 2023)

Michelle Donelan: ...landscape. We will work with industry and partners to increase inward investment by the summer recess. On financing innovative science and technology companies, we will build on the strong track record of the British Business Bank to strengthen support for the UK’s science and technology companies. This ambitious plan will focus on getting actions out the door now, as well as a plan for...

Digital, Culture, Media and Sport: Topical Questions (26 Jan 2023)

Michelle Donelan: ...introduced in the Lords. Last week I visited Birmingham to hear how the 2022 Commonwealth games has contributed £870 million to the UK economy. Meanwhile, another major event is heading down the tracks, with just 100 days to go until the King’s coronation. The Government are helping to deliver a historic weekend that will bring our country and communities together. Everyone can join us...

Written Answers — Department for Education: Department for Education: Cybersecurity (22 Apr 2022)

Michelle Donelan: The department follows standard government security assessments to review and monitor cyber security and resilience. Departmental health security checks are carried out annually to track actions and progress. We do not directly assess the cyber security resilience of agencies and arm’s length bodies (ALBs). The department’s agencies and ALBs are responsible for maintaining their IT...

Written Answers — Department for Education: British Students Abroad: Ukraine (29 Mar 2022)

Michelle Donelan: The Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office travel advice is that British nationals should leave Ukraine immediately if they judge it is safe to do so. The government does not track the location of British nationals when they travel. However, we are pleased that the majority of these students have now returned to the UK. The government is very sympathetic to those students that have had...

Written Answers — Department for Education: Training and Vocational Guidance: Finance ( 8 Dec 2021)

Michelle Donelan: ...NSF in year one. Complementing this support for adults, Skills Bootcamps offer free, flexible courses of up to 16 weeks, giving people the opportunity to build up sector-specific skills and fast-track to an interview with a local employer. As part of the Lifetime Skills Guarantee, from 2025 we will introduce a Lifelong Loan Entitlement (LLE) equivalent to four years of post-18 education....

Education: International Students and Researchers: Immigration Rules ( 6 Dec 2021)

Michelle Donelan: ...EU students, not just for the financial benefit, but for the cultural benefit and the benefit to our society. That is exactly why we updated our international education strategy. We are on track to see 600,000 international students a year and to increase our education exports to £35 billion, and we have appointed an international education adviser.

Written Answers — Department for Education: Students: Finance (22 Nov 2021)

Michelle Donelan: ...support to students applying for a visa to study in the UK. Students that have a UK visa and are studying full-time on a course at degree level or above at a higher education provider with a track record of compliance are able to work 20 hours per week during term time and full-time during vacation periods. In specific cases, immediate hardship funding can be made available by universities...

Written Answers — Department for Education: Lifelong Education (30 Sep 2021)

Michelle Donelan: ...Fund in year one. Complementing this support for adults, Skills Bootcamps offer free, flexible courses of up to 16 weeks to give people the opportunity to build up sector specific skills and fast-track to an interview with a local employer. The department is expanding the Skills Bootcamp programme across the country during 2021/22 financial year, with £43 million from the National Skills...

Written Ministerial Statements — Department for Education: Higher Education Update (13 Apr 2021)

Michelle Donelan: ...as it affects them in accordance with the timing of Step 3. Until then all students should continue to learn remotely and remain where they are living, wherever possible. Universities have a strong track record of delivering excellent remote learning, students in Higher Education are well equipped to study and meet their learning outcomes remotely. The government remains clear that that...

Written Answers — Department for Education: Education: Oldham (14 Sep 2020)

Michelle Donelan: ...Endowment Foundation) to identify and implement evidence-based interventions in Opportunity Areas that offer the best value for money and the potential to drive real change. We continue to track progress in all of the Opportunity Areas to determine whether improvements have been realised against the priorities identified at the outset of the programme. The priorities identified in the...

Written Answers — Department for Education: Social Services: County Durham ( 7 Jan 2020)

Michelle Donelan: For 2020-21, the government has focused on providing early certainty and stability though a fast-tracked Spending Round, ahead of a full spending review next year. My right hon. Friend, the Chancellor of the Exchequer has announced that for 2020-21 local authorities will have access to £1 billion additional funding for social care, including children’s social care. This is in addition to...

Further Education: St Austell (21 Oct 2019)

Michelle Donelan: ...provision in the area. One example is Callywith College. Although the college has not yet been inspected, it has been open since 2017 and is supported by Truro and Penwith College, which has a long track record of being outstanding. Callywith College is now in scope for inspection, and results to date suggest strong outcomes compared with national benchmarks, which is extremely...

Written Answers — Department for Education: Schools: Governing Bodies ( 8 Oct 2019)

Michelle Donelan: ...by matching those who wish to be governors to school vacancies. The department requires Education and Employers to meet targets to increase diversity on school governing boards. They are on track to register over 16% of people from Black and Minority Ethnic (BAME) backgrounds this financial year. As at the 2011 census, 15% of the England population identified as being from a BAME...

Written Answers — Department for Education: Adoption: Registration ( 3 Oct 2019)

Michelle Donelan: ...a Regional Adoption Agency (RAA) which aims to deliver more efficient recruitment of adopters and faster matching of children and families. The vast majority of remaining local authorities are on track to be in a live RAA by the end of 2020. We are working closely with RAA leaders who are coordinating National Adoption Week, with a strong focus on recruiting adopters for children in...

Disabled People and Economic Growth: Cancer Strategy (22 Feb 2018)

Michelle Donelan: ...labour. For all those who lose their mother or child or friend today and hear of this debate, I want them to know that the Government, and all MPs, do “get it”. We get that we are on the right track, but equally that there is a long way to go, because cancer is still the most dangerous serial killer that remains at large in our communities. That is why we must continue to prioritise...

Disabled People and Economic Growth (22 Feb 2018)

Michelle Donelan: ...100 small employers advisers and an extra 1,000 places in mental support services. In conclusion, over the past two years, the disability employment gap has reduced by 1.9%, so we are on the right track. Finding work for an additional 1% of eligible employment and support allowance claimants in 2018-19 would save £240 million and provide a boost to the economy of £260 million. Therefore,...


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