Ministerial Corrections
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Digital, Culture, Media and Sport
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Margot James
Our public service broadcasters spent £515 million on sport last year, delivering just over 3,000 hours of content; only factual programmes have more money invested in them. They contribute a huge amount to grassroots sport, with more than half a billion pounds flowing from broadcasters to national governing bodies, which helps sports to increase their grassroots appeal and gives children the opportunity to try new sports when otherwise they might not have been able to do so.
[Official Report, 11 July 2018, Vol. 644, c. 370WH.]
Letter of correction from the Minister for Digital and the Creative Industries:
An error has been identified in the response I gave to the hon. Member for Keighley (John Grogan) during the Westminster Hall debate on Listed Sporting Events.
The correct response should have been:
Margot James
Our public service broadcasters spent £515 million on sport in 2016, delivering just over 3,000 hours of content; only factual programmes have more money invested in them. They contribute a huge amount to grassroots sport, with more than half a billion pounds flowing from broadcasters to national governing bodies, which helps sports to increase their grassroots appeal and gives children the opportunity to try new sports when otherwise they might not have been able to do so.
Health and Social Care
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The Minister for Care (Caroline Dinenage)
We also expect those providing the service, local authorities and the Care Quality Commission to take swift action where anyone alleges poor care, neglect or abuse. We have backed that up with more than £9 billion of investment in the sector in the past three years, which equates to an 8% increase in funding. That incredible amount of money highlights the challenge we face in the sector.
[Official Report, 5 September 2018, Vol. 646, c. 98WH.]
Letter of correction from Caroline Dinenage:
An error has been identified during the speech I gave on Care Homes: CCTV.
The correct statement should have been:
Caroline Dinenage
We have backed that up with more than £9 billion of investment in the sector over three years, which equates to an 8% increase in funding.
The Minister for Care (Caroline Dinenage)
In the last three years, we have increased funding by £9.4 billion, which equates to an 8% increase.
[Official Report, 5 September 2018, Vol. 646, c. 98WH.]
Letter of correction from Caroline Dinenage:
An error has been identified during the speech I gave on Care Homes: CCTV.
The correct statement should have been:
Caroline Dinenage
Over three years, we are increasing funding by £9.4 billion, which equates to an 8% increase.