§ Mr. OatenTo ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department what have been identified as the most significant sustainable development impacts in relation to the operation of his Department's estate. [182221]
§ Fiona MactaggartThe sustainable development impacts of the Department's estate varies according to the nature of the business carried out by its constituent220W parts. For the purposes of the Framework for Sustainable Development on the Government Estate, we have divided the Home Office estate into seven areas. These are listed as follows with the key sustainable development impacts for each area
(i) Non Agency Home Office—Office Estate
Key impacts: Energy consumption, waste generation, procurement of goods and services, water consumption and vehicle emissions as a result of commuting (sites outside London only).
(ii) Immigration Removals Estate
Key impacts: Energy consumption, waste generation, procurement of goods and services, water consumption, vehicle emissions as a result of business travel and potential to affect biodiversity.
(iii) National Probation Service
Key impacts: Energy consumption, waste generation, water consumption and procurement of goods and services.
(iv) Her Majesty's Prison Service
Key impacts: Energy consumption, waste generation (including hazardous waste), procurement of goods and services, water consumption, vehicle emissions as a result of commuting and business travel and conservation of biodiversity.
(v) UK Passport Agency
Key impacts: Energy consumption, waste generation, water consumption and procurement of good and services.
(vi) Forensic Science Service
Key impacts: Energy consumption, waste generation (including hazardous waste), procurement of goods and services, water consumption, vehicle emissions as a result of commuting.
(vii) Contracted Out Prisons
Key impacts: Energy consumption, waste generation, procurement of goods and services, water consumption, vehicle emissions as a result of business travel and potential to affect biodiversity.