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Debate between Lord Maude of Horsham and John Robertson
Wednesday 11th December 2013

(10 years, 11 months ago)

Commons Chamber
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John Robertson Portrait John Robertson (Glasgow North West) (Lab)
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T2. Thank you, Mr Speaker. Following the question on outsourcing from the right hon. Member for Berwick-upon-Tweed (Sir Alan Beith), we have now passed £100 billion-worth of contracts to large companies that have absolutely no transparency. Is it not time to revisit the Freedom of Information Act 2000 to make sure that these companies do have the necessary transparency and are brought into the scope of the Act?

Lord Maude of Horsham Portrait Mr Maude
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The hon. Gentleman will know that my right hon. Friend the Member for Berwick-upon-Tweed (Sir Alan Beith), who chairs the Justice Committee, presided over an inquiry into the working of the Freedom of Information Act 2000 and did not recommend that any such change should happen. The hon. Gentleman refers to large companies taking part in outsourcing, but one of the things we have done is to reduce the Government’s dependency on large companies by opening up procurement to small and medium-sized enterprises across the country, which was not even measured under his Government. We have made big steps—though not yet enough—to open it up to many smaller UK businesses.

Oral Answers to Questions

Debate between Lord Maude of Horsham and John Robertson
Wednesday 4th September 2013

(11 years, 2 months ago)

Commons Chamber
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Lord Maude of Horsham Portrait Mr Maude
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I can imagine that no relocation destination would be more popular with my right hon. Friend the Deputy Prime Minister than my hon. Friend’s constituency—or failing that, perhaps the constituency of my hon. Friend the Member for Kettering (Mr Hollobone).

John Robertson Portrait John Robertson (Glasgow North West) (Lab)
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2. What steps he is taking to promote public trust in Government statistics.

Deloitte: Government Departments

Debate between Lord Maude of Horsham and John Robertson
Tuesday 17th January 2012

(12 years, 10 months ago)

Ministerial Corrections
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John Robertson Portrait John Robertson
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To ask the Minister for the Cabinet Office pursuant to the answer of 14 November 2011, Official Report, columns 537-8W, on Government departments: Deloitte, what the (a) net value and (b) individual value was of each of the Government contracts awarded to (i) Deloitte and (ii) associates of Deloitte since May 2010.

[Official Report, 10 January 2012, Vol. 538, c. 249-52W.]

Letter of correction from Francis Maude:

An error has been identified in the answer given to the hon. Member for Glasgow North West (John Robertson) on 10 January 2012. The full answer given was as follows:

Lord Maude of Horsham Portrait Mr Maude
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The following table summarises contracts that are listed on Contract Finder. The total potential value of these contracts exceeds £1.47 billion; actual net value will depend on usage, particularly of framework agreements. Further information is held by individual Departments.

Supplier

Procuring authority

Contract

Value (£)

Ingeus Deloitte

Department for Work and Pensions

Work Programme—CPA8 Scotland—Ingeus Deloitte

141,761,075

Ingeus Deloitte

Department for Work and Pensions

English Work Programme—CPA16 West Yorkshire—Ingeus Deloitte

75,893,060

Ingeus Deloitte

Department for Work and Pensions

Work Programme—CPA5 North East—Ingeus Deloitte

111,509,095

Ingeus Deloitte

Department for Work and Pensions

Work Programme—CPA1 East of England—Ingeus Deloitte

117,887,335

Ingeus Deloitte

Department for Work and Pensions

Work Programme—CPA3 West London—Ingeus Deloitte

102,846,725

Ingeus Deloitte

Department for Work and Pensions

Work Programme—CPA2 East Midlands—Ingeus Deloitte

116,576,495

Ingeus Deloitte

Department for Work and Pensions

Work Programme—CPA6 North West—Merseyside, Halton, Cumbria and Lancashire—Ingeus Deloitte

107,089,660

Deloitte LLP

Northern Ireland Audit Office

Financial auditing services

264,000

Deloitte LLP

Skills Funding Agency

Cloud Readiness

120,000

Deloitte

Humber NHS Foundation Trust

Auditing services

1

Deloitte LLP

Calderdale and Huddersfield NHS Foundation Trust

Internal audit services

1

Deloitte LLP

Fabrick Housing Group

Auditing services

16,000,000

Deloitte LLP

One Vision Housing Ltd

Auditing services

25,000,000

Deloitte

National Audit Office

Accounting and auditing services

2,450,000

Deloitte MCS Ltd.

Doncaster Metropolitan Borough Council

Business and management consultancy and related services2

400,000,000

Deloitte LLP (local authorities)

Audit Scotland

Statutory audit services

2,439,000

Deloitte LLP (health bodies)

Audit Scotland

Statutory audit services

1,896,000

Deloitte LLP

Coventry City Council

Financial consultancy services2

20,000,000

Deloitte LLP

University of Leeds

Statutory audit services

1

Deloitte and Touche Public Sector Internal Audit Ltd

North Devon District Council

Internal audit services

33,000,000

Deloitte

Herefordshire Council

Auditing services2

3,000,000

Drivers Jonas Deloitte

NHS Shared Business Services Ltd

Property management services of real estate on a fee or contract basis2

1

Deloitte LLP

The Pensions Regulator

Pension services2

1

Deloitte LLP

The Pensions Regulator

Business and management consultancy and related services2

1

Deloitte LLP

Buying Solutions

Computer-related professional services2

50,000,000

Deloitte LLP

Buying Solutions

Computer-related professional services2

50,000,000

Deloitte LLP

Buying Solutions

Computer-related professional services2

50,000,000

Deloitte LLP

Buying Solutions

Computer-related professional services2

50,000,000

Drivers Jonas Deloitte

Swan Housing Association Ltd

Architectural, construction, engineering and inspection services2

1

1 No data

2 Framework agreements rather than individual contracts.



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