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Jane Kennedy: ... 187 102 213 434 379 2007 188 104 194 488 373 2008 243 122 248 540 452 Source: AHDB, DEFRA Statistics and Agriculture in the United Kingdom https://statistics.defra.gov.uk/esg/publications/auk/default .asp Annual import tariffs Schedules of customs duties are published regularly by the EU Commission in the Official Journal of the EU. Average tariffs rates for...
Mr John Butcher: ...by the LEAs. As we receive the bids from the LEAs in the coming months they may well want to do more than simply have a more intensive programme for the training of teachers and support from the ESG. They may want to adopt their own policy regarding the problems in their localities and they may have their own opinions about how their local programmes should proceed. Flexibility is...
Stuart McMillan: ...the committee was whether wording should be included in the bill to expressly permit trustees investing trust property in the absence of any relevant provision in the trust deed to choose so-called ESG—environmental, social and governance—investments. Those are considered to be more sustainable investment choices, chosen based on their environmental, social and governance credentials,...
Mr Kenneth Baker: ...expenditure. Added to that will be the large amounts of money allocated by education support grants and the LEA training grant schemes. In 1989–90 we expect to spend £30 million on the ESG scheme. Training grant figures are expected to be similar to those for 1988–89, when £22·5 million will be spent in national priority areas, with another £19 million from local priority area...
Baroness Bennett of Manor Castle: ...effects of assets but of climate. I will leave it to others to assess the technical details of that, but I have a specific question for her. She referred to the need for larger funds to report on ESG matters. She does not have to give me an answer now, but I wonder whether there will be also a requirement to publish that, so that it is easily accessible by the public and can be publicised....
Alun Michael: ...(Lowland) 105.15 (±20.02) All 109.82 (±6.56) A full set of results for England and Wales are available on the web at the following locations: http://statistics.defra.gov.uk/esg/statnot/astl.pdf http://www.wales.gov.uk/keypubstatisticsforwales/content/pub lication/agriculture/2002/sdr71–2001.xls Please note that the survey was not run in England in 2003. This is...
Mark Hoban: ...1.54 Newcastle College Group 1.29 Avanta Enterprise Ltd 2.20 EOS-Works Ltd 2.39 Maximus Employment UK Ltd 1.64 Prospects Services Ltd 0.09 G4S 2.26 Rehab Jobfit 0.79 ESG 1.77 Notes: 1. Figures are given to two decimal places. 2. Job outcomes: The Work programme IT payment system update went live in April 2012. All outcomes prior to this were recorded...
Lord Bach: ...for the sector has been effective and that those firms that have benefited from the strategy have performed better than non-beneficiaries. A copy of the evaluation is at www.statistics.defra.gov.uk/esg/evaluation/env.asp. Further detailed information on the RDAs' current and future delivery in the food and drink sector will be made available in the House Llibrary.
Guy Opperman: ...on climate-related financial disclosures. We are driving forward environmental, social and governance standards. Only today we issued our response to the call for evidence on the social element of ESG. Again, it is a world first for a country to look at this particular reform. Without a shadow of a doubt, the Bill will improve our ability to provide a proper deterrent which will prevent...
Baroness Sheehan: ...to the Task Force on Climate-related Financial Disclosures to guide their investment decisions. To quote Simon Nixon’s column in the Times on 13 February, “money is pouring into so-called ESG funds, which target Environmental, Sustainable and Governance criteria”, and investment behaviour last year “fuelled talk of an ESG bubble”. Our Government must act on their commitment to...
Alun Michael: Defra publishes a wide range of statistical information relating to its policies and actions and the following web address will take you directly to the service: http://statistics.defra.gov.uk/esg/default. asp. In addition the Office of National Statistics also publishes further information that you can access from its website: http://www.statistics.gov.uk Since its establishment in 2001...
Abena Oppong-Asare: ...would help the Prime Minister achieve his ambitious 10-point plan—it is certainly ambitious—for the green industrial revolution. It is important to know that there is a drive towards greater ESG integration across the financial sector, which investors are pushing for as well. This is an opportunity for the Bill to be shaped more robustly, and it sends a really strong message that the...
Steve Webb: ...670 1,780 1,770 Pertemps 14,210 1,170 2,320 2,070 1,960 1,580 1,610 1,700 1,780 Coventry, Warwickshire, Staffordshire, Manchester ESG 10,710 310 2,350 1,490 1,240 1,150 1,370 1,370 1,410 Serco Ltd 10,880 330 2,450 1,450 1,270 1,190 1,360 1,440 1,390 ...
Alun Michael: Defra publishes a wide range of statistical information relating to its policies and actions and the following web address will take you directly to the service: http://statistics.defra.gov.uk/esg/default.asp. In addition the Office of National Statistics also publishes further information that you can access from its website: http://www.statistics.gov.uk Since its establishment in 2001 Defra...
Jim Knight: ...new entrants to farming is the report into Entry to and Exit from Farming in the UK that was commissioned by DEFRA in 2003. This is available on the DEFRA website at http://statistics.defra.gov.uk/esg/reports/entrvexit/default .asp. Among the more significant findings from this research were that the rate of entry into farming was lower than the rate of exit and that both the rate of entry...
Alun Michael: Defra publishes a wide range of statistical information relating to its policies and actions and the following web address will take you directly to the service: http://statistics.defra.gov.uk/esg/default. asp. In addition, the Office of National Statistics also publishes further information that you can access from its website: http://www.statistics.gov.uk Since its establishment in 2001...
Lord Stunell: ...behind on energy efficiency—for the reasons I have outlined: they have other business pressures on them and it is certainly not at the top of their to-do list. Also, they probably do not have an ESG policy or a policy statement committing their enterprise to getting to zero carbon by 2050. These are a band of enterprises which are core to the British economy, but they are not exactly...
Jon Cruddas: ...brings me to the final point that I want to stress. It is vital that any moves towards greater transparency pay enough attention to environmental, social and governance issues-sometimes known as ESG. Survey after survey has shown that savers care about such issues. The rise of socially responsible investment products and the success of campaigns, such as that on the tar sands resolutions,...
Mr Chris Price: ...is all right and that there is nothing to worry about. It is important to put that on the record, because if we have ministerial statements of that sort, there is no point going through the ESG(E) cycle each year to determine the quality and standard of education. All hon. Members believe that we should have good standards of education. Ministers have put those standards in jeopardy in...
Mr Chris Patten: ...as considerable as some people occasionally suggest or would like them to be. Within the statutory powers given to us by the House we can spend only a ½ per cent. of the total LEA budget through ESG. That amounts to about £53 million a year. There is not all that much elbow room in that amount when one takes account of the programmes to which we are already committed. The £20 million...
