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Written questions by Dinenage.

Every parliamentary written question tabled by Caroline Dinenage this session, with the full answer and department. See how every department answers, or back to the MP page.

Department:All (339)Department of Health and Social Care (89)Department for Culture, Media and Sport (38)Ministry of Defence (36)Department for Education (26)Treasury (24)Department for Transport (24)Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (16)Department for Science, Innovation and Technology (16)Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government (15)Home Office (12)Ministry of Justice (12)Department for Business and Trade (10)

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24 Oct 2024·Treasury·Answered
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What estimate her Department has made of the potential revenue loss from large society lotteries who should be paying lottery duty due to not meeting social responsibility requirements but have not.

Reply

Exemptions are permitted from Lottery Duty including for lotteries run as Large Society Lotteries under the terms of the Gambling Act 2005. Regulatory responsibility for those lotteries lies with the Gambling Commission. Society lotteries require a licence to operate from the Gambling Commission and are tightly regulated.

14 Oct 2024·Treasury·Answered
Asked

What assessment her Department has made of the potential impact of maintaining the level of fuel duty on inflation in the next three financial years.

Reply

Fuel duty applies to petrol, diesel and other fuels for road and non-road uses, such as construction. The Government carefully considers the impacts of fuel duty rates on the fiscal position and the economy, including on inflation, with decisions on rates made at fiscal events. The Office for Budget Responsibility provide an assessment of the impact of government policies on inflation in their economic and fiscal outlook after each fiscal event.

14 Oct 2024·Treasury·Answered
Asked

What assessment her Department has made of the impact of freezing fuel duty on inflation since 2010.

Reply

Fuel duty applies to petrol, diesel and other fuels for road and non-road uses, such as construction. The Government carefully considers the impacts of fuel duty rates on the fiscal position and the economy, including on inflation, with decisions on rates made at fiscal events. The Office for Budget Responsibility provide an assessment of the impact of government policies on inflation in their economic and fiscal outlook after each fiscal event.

8 Oct 2024·Treasury·Answered
Asked

On what evidential basis HMRC concluded that abolition of the Furnished Holiday Lettings tax regime will not have significant macroeconomic impacts; and if she will publish that evidence.

Reply

The abolition of the Furnished Holiday Lettings tax rules will not have any macroeconomic impact due to the small proportion of the landlord population affected. There may be a limited behavioural change over the long term. Impacts are assessed as part of the Budget process.

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