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Written questions by Glen.

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

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7 Oct 2024·Cabinet Office·Answered
Asked

Pursuant to the Answer of 9 September 2024 to Question 2870, what guidance his Department issues for Ministers on the prevention of potential (a) conflicts of interest and (b) perceived conflicts of interest.

Reply

The Ministerial Code sets out the standards of behaviour expected of all ministers. It is the personal responsibility of each minister to decide whether and what action is needed to avoid a conflict or the perception of a conflict, taking account of any advice received from their permanent secretary and the Independent Adviser on Ministers’ interests.

7 Oct 2024·Cabinet Office·Answered
Asked

Pursuant to the Answer of 4 September 2024 to Question 2304 on Prime Minister: Aviation, how many (a) domestic and (b) overseas flights for Prime Ministerial travel have been carbon offset since 5 July 2024.

Reply

I have nothing further to add to the answer given to the Rt Hon Member on 4 September 2024.

7 Oct 2024·Cabinet Office·Answered
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Pursuant to the Answer of 17 September 2024 to Question 4638, whether he plans to provide details of that individual's (a) name and (b) position in the next edition of his Department's organogram published on gov.uk.

Reply

The Cabinet Office senior staff organogram shows all roles at SCS1 level and above. As was the practice under the previous administration it does not include the names of individuals at SCS1 level (Deputy Director), which is the level of this post.

7 Oct 2024·Cabinet Office·Answered
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Whether the Special Adviser Remuneration Committee has met to (a) set policy, (a) amend the framework and (c) make individual decisions on special adviser pay since the general election.

Reply

Special advisers’ salaries are determined by the Special Adviser People Board, in line with the special adviser pay framework. The People Board is chaired by a senior official acting under delegated authority from the Prime Minister. The majority of Board members are senior officials. Members of the Prime Minister’s special adviser leadership team also attend, as has been the case under successive administrations.As special advisers cannot authorise expenditure of public funds, final decisions of special adviser salaries are made by civil servants. Information on Special Adviser numbers and costs will be published in the Annual Report on Special Advisers as per the requirements of the Constitutional Reform and Governance Act 2010, as was the case under the previous administration.

7 Oct 2024·Treasury·Answered
Asked

Whether the Chief Secretary to the Treasury has held recent discussions with the Premier League on (a) statutory football regulation and (b) the taxation of football clubs.

Reply

I have not held any discussions with the Premier League in my capacity as the Chief Secretary to the Treasury.

7 Oct 2024·Cabinet Office·Answered
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If he will take steps to ensure that consultant lobbying with special advisers is recorded by the Registrar of Consultant Lobbyists.

Reply

The Government will consider whether any reforms are needed to the regulation of lobbying as part of its wider work on ethics and integrity.

7 Oct 2024·Cabinet Office·Answered
Asked

What guidance his Department issues on the circumstances in which hospitality received by Ministers at party conferences should be declared.

Reply

The Ministerial Code sets out rules on the acceptance of gifts and hospitality in a ministerial capacity. Any hospitality, above the relevant thresholds, received by a minister in their capacity as MP or Peer should be declared on the parliamentary register, in line with the rules set by Parliament.

7 Oct 2024·Cabinet Office·Answered
Asked

Whether the appointment of the Principal Private Secretary to the Prime Minister was by open and fair competition.

Reply

The Cabinet Secretary recommended a range of candidates and the Prime Minister interviewed a number of them before selecting his Principle Private Secretary.

7 Oct 2024·Cabinet Office·Answered
Asked

Pursuant to the Answers of 27 September 2024 to Questions 4998 and 4988 on Prime Minister: Communication, on which page of the Cabinet Office annual report and accounts 2022-23 is the information on (a) spending and (b) staff working on digital communications in Downing Street listed.

Reply

Information about overall departmental resourcing is set out in relevant annual reports (or published elsewhere in the relevant document). Annual reports do not include a breakdown by individual teams. This remains unchanged in size since the election.

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