Found: First Witness Statement of Rt Hon Sir Oliver Letwin to the UK Covid-19 Inquiry. 2023. 12 The UK Government

Found: The coalition agreement actually had Gantt charts that Oliver Letwin used to oversee.

Found: Office r), Angela Van den Bogerd ( Head of Network Services ), and Mr Ismay met with Mr Arbuthnot and Oliver

Found: I am thinking of the Government, or previous Governments—Oliver Letwin, for example, was assiduous

Found: Lord Layard FBA Rt Hon Andrea Leadsom MP John Leech MP* Rt Hon Sir Edward Leigh MP Rt Hon Sir Oliver

Found: true for national preparedness and resilience, as outlined in the article written for NPC by Sir Oliver

Found: In fact, such a change was proposed by Oliver Letwin as an amendment to the draft Public Service Ombudsman

Found: Select Committee, Land Value Capture, 2017– 19, 10th Report (London, 2018), chap. 1, para. 16. 3 Sir Oliver

Found: In fact, such a change was proposed by Oliver Letwin as an amendment to the draft Public Service Ombudsman

Found: Jackie Copley: You will be aware of the Oliver Letwin report; he undertook an inquiry looking to see

Found: A 2018 report by Oliver Letwin into build out rates found that they were largely determined by the

Found: The two I am immediately thinking about are Oliver Letwin and David Lidington, in the last few years

Found: not cover the advice provided to employees of AEA Technology at the time of privatisation. 58.Sir Oliver

Found: In his speech to Parliament—and I quote from Hansard—on 26 October 2016, Oliver Letwin says, “Section

Found: In his speech to Parliament —and I quote from Hansard —on 26 October 2016, Oliver Letwin says, “Section

Found: inspection burden (more recently including the Dame Glenys Stacey review of farming regulation in 2018 and Oliver

Found: inspection burden (more recently including the Dame Glenys Stacey review of farming regulation in 2018 and Oliver

Found: but in terms of your point, then, Niamh, some years ago I remember when my party was in opposition, Oliver

Found: driven by the enthusiasm and the relationships between people on the ground.As someone who tried, with Oliver

Found: Officer for England (2010 –2019); Sir Mark Walport, Government Chief Scientific Adviser (2013 –17); Sir Oliver

Found: Review of Housing Supply (2004) 5Ł Dame Kate Barker, Review of Land Use Planning (2006) 6Ł Sir Oliver

Found: It is said that this was done more effectively in the Cameron Government when Oliver Letwin was playing

Found: Sir Oliver Letwin said that such a body needed to be independent and statutorily empowered and Sir David

Found: when they leave https://petition.parliament.uk/petitions/255221 220 Repe al the Yvette Cooper/Oliver

Found: This interpretation is shared by Sir Oliver Letwin, in his independent review of build out rates.4 Simply

Found: from senior members of the House of Commons, including a senior Government Whip and Professor Sir Oliver

Found: Professor Sir Oliver Letwin, who is described as simply “a former MP”.

Found: Sir Oliver Letwin told us: Particularly in a democracy, governmentŠpoliticians, administrators, civil

Found: Sir Oliver Letwin told us: Particularly in a democracy, governmentŠpoliticians, administrators, civil

Found: mix of new supply should also contribute to an improvement in build-out rates, as the report by Sir Oliver

Found: This interpretation of the data was re-enforced by Sir Oliver Letwin™s independent review of build out

Found: commences. 10.Make Modular is supportive of the recommendations made in the 2018 independent review by Sir Oliver

Found: In his Independent Review of Build Out, Sir Oliver Letwin MP noted that fithe homogeneity of the types

Found: As a first step in this direction, the legal and policy changes proposed by Sir Oliver Letwin in the

Found: 2021, p. 19 89 Cabinet Of˜ce ( NSM0032 ); Q81 [Lord McDonald]; Q127 [Sir Stephen Lovegrove] 90 Sir Oliver

Found: How do people react to Sir Oliver Letwin™s proposals for the creation of development corporationsŠVictoria

Found: becomes a major constraint on the numbers of homes that can be built Πsomething highlighted by Sir Oliver

Found: The memorandum for the Prime Minister listed its authors as including Lord Heywood, Oliver Letwin and

Found: Margaret Beckett, Sir Oliver Letwin, and Lord Gus O'Donnell Margaret Beckett, Sir Oliver Letwin, and

Found: The Risk Committee plans to hold further evidence sessions with Sir Oliver Letwin, local resilience

Found: I was there with the Prime Minister, Oliver Letwin, and I think Jeremy Heywood, and Lex Greensill was

Found: As Sir Oliver Letwin™s 2018 independent review of build out rates found in relation to large sites, England

Found: Rt Hon Sir Oliver Letwin, who had been Minister for Government Policy and Chancellor of the Duchy of

Found: If you remember, Oliver Letwin was particularly effective in the Cabinet Office in trying to make sure

Found: If you remember, Oliver Letwin was particularly effective in the Cabinet Office in trying to make sure

Found: Security Review (SDSR) R2015 principal commitments which were overseen by four MPs in four years - Oliver

Found: I would stand on 1689.Mr Vara: Putting this Bill or the original Act in context, Sir Oliver Letwin made

Found: I remember my colleague, Oliver Letwin, who was very much my sort of equivalent in relation to the policy

Found: Sir Oliver Letwin, and Lord Butler of Brockwell Sir Oliver Letwin, and Lord Butler of Brockwell Oral

Found: Sir Oliver Letwin™s 2018 recommendations, as we mentioned, are a possible first step towards greater

Found: Sir Oliver Letwin™s Review of Build Out made the practical and detailed case for more leadership from

Found: It was the initiative of the then Prime Minister, David Cameron, and of Sir Oliver Letwin, who I think

Found: Furthermore Œ in line with Sir Oliver Letwin™s Independent Review of Build-Out Œ social homes can be

Found: Building Affordable Homes: Challenges and Solutions in the Nordic Region, February 2020.9 Rt Hon Sir Oliver

Found: Officer for England (2010-2019), Sir Mark Walport, Government Chief Scientific Adviser (2013-2017), Sir Oliver

Found: This was the finding of the government™s own Independent Review of Build Out, led by Sir Oliver Letwin

Found: housing schemes. 14.We note that the Government™s Independent Review of Build Out conducted by Sir Oliver

Found: The Rt Hon Sir Oliver Letwin undertook detailed analysis of this issue and foundthat build out rates

Found: which affects the completion rate on large sites.The recent report by former Conservative Minister, Oliver

Found: As recognised by the most recent study into housing delivery undertaken by Sir Oliver Letwin, the delivery

Found: The Government should urgently implement the reforms recommended by Sir Oliver Letwin to increase building

Found: slow build-out rates, and delays in the planning system from land-banking and intentional delay.9.Sir Oliver

Found: living schemes for fear of importing older people and putting additional pressure on local services.Sir Oliver

Found: and legitimate.15.Build-out rates have been the subject of now numerous reviews, most recently by Sir Oliver

Found: As Sir Oliver Letwin™s review identified, it is the market absorption rate which in practice inhibits

Found: Oliver Letwin™s Independent Review of Build Outs (2018) found a significant gap between housing completions

Found: Solutions in the Nordic Region, February 20209 Independent Review of Build Out Final Report, Rt Hon Sir Oliver

Found: As Sir Oliver Letwin™s Independent Review of Build Out Rates in 2018 correctly identified build out of

Found: accept that the open market will not deliver the number of houses it wants to see built because, as Sir Oliver

Found: Notably, the review of build-out by Sir Oliver Letwin found that increasing funding to social rented

Found: A succession of reviewsŠincluding the 2019 Oliver Letwin-led Red Tape Challenge, EU-mandated reviews

Found: We were very mindful of the findings of Oliver Letwin™s review in this regard.

Found: Sir Oliver Letwin once told me that there was no point doing long term strategy because it never panned

Found: A succession of reviewsŠincluding the 2019 Oliver Letwin-led Red Tape Challenge, EU-mandated reviews

Found: I refer the Committee to the work that Oliver Letwin did a couple of years ago, looking at the problems

Found: I began engaging with sub - a bout mid - 2012 when I met with two MPs, Oliver (now Sir Oliver) Letwin

Found: Director (NED) to represent Government interests.May2012POL hold a meeting with James Arbuthnot and Oliver

Found: Paperfl, in this latest MHCLG document.15 MHCLG, ‚Independent review of build out: final report Œ Sir Oliver

Found: delivery rate of planning permissions and build out rates, the latest of which was that undertaken by Sir Oliver

Found: A key finding of the Independent Review of Build Out undertaken by Sir Oliver Letwin was that land-awarded

Found: See also, Correspondence between Rt Hon Dr Julian Lewis MP and Rt Hon Oliver Letwin MP, Chancellor of

The House of Lords Secondary Legislation Scrutiny Committee has launched an inquiry into Government consultation practice. In this inquiry, the committee will look at three sets of Regulations, from three different Departments as case studies of Government consultation practice.

Timeline

Interested parties were invited to submit written evidence by 30 September.

On 18 November the Committee took oral evidence from the Rt Hon. David Laws MP, Minister of State for Education, and Lord Nash, Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Education, in relation to the consultation processes conducted by the Department for Education for the School Premises (England) Regulations 2012 and the Education (Independent Schools Standards) (England) (Amendment) Regulations 2014.

On 9 December the Committee took oral evidence from Rt Hon. Oliver Letwin MP, Minister for Government Policy in the Cabinet Office.

• Guidance for the public on submissions to the Committee

For a number of years the accepted standard has been for 12 weeks’ public consultation unless the proposing Department can give a reasonable justification that a shorter period is more appropriate to the specific circumstances, for example because the amendment is very technical affecting only a few specialists or because those affected have been involved in the negotiation of the Directive that the instrument implements and are content with the outcome.

In a Written Statement, on 17 July 2012, Mr Letwin announced a new approach to consultation which proposes that consultations should follow a range of timescales at the discretion of the Department rather than defaulting to a 12-week period, and that consultation can take different forms but the expectation is that it will be "digital by default". The Committee has decided to look into this proposal in more depth and has issued a call for evidence seeking views from anyone interested in how the process of consultation should be conducted.

Chair of the Committee, Lord Goodlad, said:

"The Secondary Legislation Scrutiny Committee’s task is to scrutinise all new regulations to see whether they are likely to achieve their stated policy objective. We look to the consultation exercise and how it was conducted to inform our consideration of how well proposed legislation might work in practice. We shall therefore take evidence from the Minister, and that session will be better informed if all interested parties let us know their views, by the end of November."

The Committee is particularly seeking views on:

• under what circumstances it might be reasonable for the Government to decide not to consult on policy development;
• when - and for how long - consultation exercises should be held;
• how the expectation that consultations would happen digitally will impact on different groups in society; and
• whether this new approach to consultation will lead to improvements in the process and outcomes.

We would be grateful for concise written responses by 30 November 2012 in advance of an oral evidence session with Mr Oliver Letwin, MP, Minister for Government Policy which will take place on December 11. It is not our current intention to call other witnesses for oral evidence.

For information about how to submit your views, please see the call for written evidence. Material can be submitted by email to seclegscrutiny@parliament.uk or by post to Secondary Legislation Scrutiny Committee, House of Lords, London SW1A 0PW and should arrive no later than the end of November 2012.

The Environmental Audit Committee took evidence from Rt Hon Caroline Spelman MP, Secretary of State, Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs, and Rt Hon Oliver Letwin MP, Minister for Government Policy, Cabinet Office on 31 March, to examine the outcome of the Committee’s report on embedding sustainable development (PDF 1.20 MB)

Since the Report’s publication, the Government has published ‘Mainstreaming sustainable Development – The Government’s vision and what this means in practice’ (PDF 337.69 KB) and submitted its response to the Committee’s Report.

The Committee published its report (PDF 289.80 KB) in response to the Government's response on Wednesday 25 May 2011.

Letter to the Chair from Secretary of State Defra 27/07/11 (GEN 38)

Letter to the Chair from Secretary of State Defra 12/12/11 (GEN 59)

Found: timescales for development in section 12, including the independent review of build- out chaired by Sir Oliver

Found: because of the guaranteed pre - sale to a housing association ( Independent Review of Build Out, Sir Oliver

As waters in Gloucestershire recede, for now, I celebrate the creation of Flood Re a decade ago. The work above all of Oliver Letwin & @RichardHRBenyon it meant - after devastating floods in 2007 - that every home can be insured against flooding. Thank you both & @floodre https://t.co/vpJqSSZD2U

Found: I remember some very talented and committed environmental enthusiasts like Zac Goldsmith, Oliver Letwin

Found: approach which featured in the recommendations of the Independent Review of Build Out undertaken by Sir Oliver

Found: CABINET OFFICE The Rt Hon Oliver Letwin MP, Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster !4.

Found: Cambridge Employment Law LLP 8 CABINET OFFICE The Rt Hon Oliver

Found: Rt Hon Oliver Letwin MP, Minister of State 6. Charities Honorary 7.

Found: At its meeting on 26 August 2014 the Board discussed the meeting with Oliver Letwin in July (see [

Found: For instance Oliver Letwin (West Dorset) stated:9 Members also argued for an exemption for any UK island