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18 Jun 2026Support for Creative Industries

5. What steps she is taking to help support creative industries.

culture-communityeconomy-jobslabour-market
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16 Jun 2026Thames Water

Communities such as Chalfont St Peter have suffered appalling circumstances in recent years, including flooding and sewage bubbling up through the drains. Thames Water has promised capital investment to address these issues. What assurances can the Secretary of State give that customers will not be asked to pay the pri

utilitiesenvironmentcost-of-living
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11 Jun 2026Public Accounts Committee — Oral Evidence (2026-06-11)

Are you therefore saying that you feel that there are not any barriers to managing that flexibly, and that you are comfortable that you have the tools you mentioned?

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11 Jun 2026Public Accounts Committee — Oral Evidence (2026-06-11)

So I should come back in two years’ time and ask you the same question.

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11 Jun 2026Public Accounts Committee — Oral Evidence (2026-06-11)

My question is about long-term budgets. Paragraph 2.19 of the NAO Report notes: “DSIT recognises that, in some cases, setting long-term budgets” is the appropriate thing to do. Given that recognition, I am keen to understand why you have made such little use of long-term budgets so far.

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11 Jun 2026Public Accounts Committee — Oral Evidence (2026-06-11)

Before I ask Alexandra to come in, is there a threshold that a project needs to meet, or were the criteria that you referred to widely known and widely understood?

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11 Jun 2026Public Accounts Committee — Oral Evidence (2026-06-11)

May I ask UKRI a follow-up question? You have greater flexibility over how you use your budgets compared with other Government Departments. Are there any barriers stopping you managing that money on infrastructure more flexibly?

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4 Jun 2026Public Accounts Committee — Oral Evidence (2026-06-04)

That is really helpful.

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4 Jun 2026Public Accounts Committee — Oral Evidence (2026-06-04)

In the here and now, we have the five of you in front of us, who are working and collaborating. However, would an independent body not be a repository of institutional memory, in a way that what you are currently describing is not?

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4 Jun 2026Public Accounts Committee — Oral Evidence (2026-06-04)

I would like to turn to trust and transparency. Carl and Gareth, based on the pre-panel session we had earlier in the week, we would be interested to hear what feedback you have received about the level of transparency in the claims process and what steps you are taking to address that feedback for your respective clai

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4 Jun 2026Public Accounts Committee — Oral Evidence (2026-06-04)

But you have looked into it.

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4 Jun 2026Public Accounts Committee — Oral Evidence (2026-06-04)

I should declare an interest: I chair the cross-party group that is campaigning for redress for victims of surgical mesh and sodium valproate. It is important that I put that on the record. The Hughes report was commissioned in the previous Parliament by the Department of Health, which asked the Patient Safety Commissi

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4 Jun 2026Public Accounts Committee — Oral Evidence (2026-06-04)

What do you mean by allocations now happen within six weeks? I have submitted my claim—what does that mean?

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4 Jun 2026Public Accounts Committee — Oral Evidence (2026-06-04)

I would really like to take you up on that. Thank you very much.

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4 Jun 2026Public Accounts Committee — Oral Evidence (2026-06-04)

And that is an active conversation you are having at the moment?

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3 Jun 2026Engagements

Q8. Yesterday, at an event here in Parliament, I spoke to women whose children suffered avoidable harm after they continued taking the epilepsy drug sodium valproate during pregnancy. Doctors knew the risks and patients were not informed, and that has had devastating consequences. I am sure that the Prime Minister woul

crimeeconomy-jobssocial-care
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2 Jun 2026
intervention
Cost of Energy: Support for Businesses

Not only are small businesses facing increasing energy bills, but they are dealing with prohibitive costs in connecting to the grid when they want to expand. These businesses want to grow, invest and create jobs, and we should be helping them, so what is the Department doing to bring down the cost of grid connection an

energyeconomy-jobsutilities
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2 Jun 2026Cost of Energy: Support for Businesses

20. What recent discussions he has had with Cabinet colleagues on the potential merits of providing further support to businesses with the cost of energy.

energyeconomy-jobsutilities
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2 Jun 2026Cost of Energy: Support for Businesses

20. What recent discussions he has had with Cabinet colleagues on the potential merits of providing further support to businesses with the cost of energy.

energyeconomy-jobsutilities
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2 Jun 2026Cost of Energy: Support for Businesses

Not only are small businesses facing increasing energy bills, but they are dealing with prohibitive costs in connecting to the grid when they want to expand. These businesses want to grow, invest and create jobs, and we should be helping them, so what is the Department doing to bring down the cost of grid connection an

energyeconomy-jobsutilities
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