Valuation Office Agency: Conferences

Treasury written question – answered at on 24 March 2026.

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Photo of James Cleverly James Cleverly Shadow Secretary of State for Housing, Communities and Local Government

To ask the Chancellor of the exchequer, pursuant to the answer of 20 February 2026 to Question 111691 on Valuation Office Agency: Conference, what the cost was of Valuation Office Agency attendance at each of those international conferences.

Photo of Dan Tomlinson Dan Tomlinson The Exchequer Secretary

The VOA attends a small number of overseas conferences which are an important part of sharing expertise, innovation and best practice.

The cost of Valuation Office Agency attendance at the five international conferences is set out in the table below. This includes the cost of tickets, flights, accommodation and other travel expenses.

Event

Number of attendees

Total

Aug 2024 IAAO Conference, Denver

3

£7,655

Oct 2024 COVA Conference, Dublin

25

£25,329

Dec 2024, International Research Symposium, IAAO, Amsterdam

2

£1,402

Mar 2025, IAAO GIS Valuation Technologies Conference, Columbus, Ohio

1

£425

Sep 2025 IPTI Halifax, Nova Scotia

10

£11,743

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