§ Mr. Menzies CampbellTo ask the Secretary of State for Trade and Industry what equipment has been stolen from her Department since 1 May 1997; and what the approximate value of each item was. [26826]
§ Ms Hewitt[holding answer 22 January 2002]: The Department of Trade and Industry holds this information in respect of IT equipment only. Other stolen items are recorded on its log of missing items and to extract and list only those items which have been stolen would incur disproportionate costs. The list of stolen IT equipment is as follows:
Date Description Value (£) 20 May 1997 Laptop 2,000 22 May 1997 Laptop 3,000 6 June 1997 Laptop 2,000 16 June 1997 Laptop 2,000 21 August 1997 Modem 300 2 September 1997 Modem 250 27 September 1997 Laptop 1,500 14 November 19971 Network analyser 2,500 8 December 19971 Laptop 1,500 15 December 1997 Video projector 6,000 18 December 1997 Psion 300 9 January 1998 Monitor 300 19 January 1998 PC base unit 1,000 10 February 1998 Laptop 1,000 31 March 1998 PC base unit 1,000 1 May 1998 Server 1,500 13 May 1998 Two printers 267 9 June 1998 Laptop, printer 3.000 9 October 1998 Laptop 1,500 13 November 1998 Laptop 1,500 16 November 1998 Answerphone 50 1 February 1999 Answerphone 50 23 February 1999 Laptop 300 16 March 1999 Laptop 1,810 22 March 1999 Printer 167 22 March 1999 Printer 300 25 March 1999 Video camera 172 24 June 1999 PC 600 8 July 1999 Psion 300 10 August 1999 PC 1,200 21 October 1999 Laptop 2,356 1 November 1999 Laptop 700 3 November 1999 Modem 250 29 November 1999 Ethernet hub 300 13 December 1999 PC 1,700 10 January 2000 Laptop 2,300 26 July 2000 Two laptops 2,800 19 February 2001 Mobile phone 50 14 March 2001 Laptop 1,400 10 December 2001 Flat screen 536 21 December 2001 Flat screen 536 27 December 2001 Flat screen 734 1 Estimated value
Unitas report for 1 April 2001 to date £ Five MURA laptops 9,315 One other laptop 1,700 Three PCs 3,450 Flat screen 361