Public Bodies (Hansard, 15 February 1994)

§ Mr. Kilfoyle
To ask the Secretary of State for Transport who are the members currently appointed to the Landscape advisory committee.

§ Mr. Key
The current members of the committee are listed below:

Professor David K. C. Jones BSc FRGS—appointed chairman 1993

Sir Henry E. Aubrey-Fletcher

Professor Mary Benwell B.A., PH.D., F.C.I.T.

Dr. John A Bergg BSc phD C.ENG FICE

Professor Gordon E. Cherry BA DSc (Hon) FRICS

Mr. Len J. Clark CBE

Mr. Geoffrey P. Crow BSc DipTE CEng FIHT MICE

Ms E. Evans AA Dipl (Hons) SADG RIBA TP

Mr. John V. S. Evans Dip.Arch DipLA RIBA ALI

Mr. C. Richard Ferens MA (CANTAB) FRICS

Professor Peter J. Fowler MA PHd FSA FRHistS MIFA

Mr. Hugh J. R. Geddes MA RIBA MLA (USA)

Mr. Arthur D. Gill

Mrs. Janet Jack AA Dipl RIBA TP ALI

Mrs. Patricia E. Lunn CGLI FRSA

Ms Wendy M. Lutley MSc Adel (Econ Geol), BSc Lond (Geol)

Mr. Jim M. McCluskey BSc (CIVIL ENG) MICE MISTRUCT MINT ALI

Mr. Michael R. Porter OBE DIPLA FLI
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Miss Wendy E. Powell MLA FLI

Mrs. Valerie Russell BA (Hons)

Mr. Martin O. Slocock BA

Mr. Michael E. G. Taylor FCIT

Mrs. Victoria R. Wakefield

Mr. Roy W. Winter RIBA ALI DipArch DipLD

§ Mr. Kilfoyle
To ask the Secretary of State for Transport who are the members currently appointed to the Street Works Advisory Committee.

§ Mr. Key
The members of the Street Works Advisory Committee are:

S. N. Mustow—(Chairman)

J. L. Aston

R. F. V. Aylott

Mrs. M. J. Bloom

D. G. Clow

K. J. Crawley

W. J. Dickens

Mrs. J. Gaffin

J. E. Holdsworth

E. Jamieson

F. D. J. Johnson

Mrs. S. May

D. L. Sabey

J. P. Smith

Miss P. A. Steel

Mrs. J. Venables

§ Dr. Wright
To ask the Secretary of State for Transport if he will publish a table showing, in 1992–93 prices, the gross public spending for each year since 1990–91 and the projected expenditure for each year to 1995–96 for each executive non-departmental public body sponsored by his Department, as listed in "Public Bodies 1993".

§ Mr. Norris
The information in respect of the traffic director for London is as follows:

1992–93 prices (to nearest million)

Year £ million

1990–91 0

Outturn 1991–92 1

Outturn 1992–93 2

Estimated outturn 1993–94 10

Plans 1994–95 10

Trinity house and the Northern Lighthouse Board are not Exchequer funded. Their operating costs are met from the general lighthouse fund which receives its income from the levy of light dues at United Kingdom and Republic of Ireland ports.

§ Dr. Wright
To ask the Secretary of State for Transport if he will list those responsible for making appointments of(a) chairs and (b) members of the boards to each of the executive non-departmental public bodies sponsored by his Department.

§ Mr. Norris
The traffic director for London is a corporation sole and has no board. The director is appointed by my right hon. Friend.
The chairman of Trinity House Lighthouse Service, THLS, is the deputy master of Trinity House and subject to annual re-election by the court of Trinity House. My right hon. Friend nominates three board members; three board members are elder brethren of Trinity House who are officers of THLS; and there are three non-voting board members who are employees of THLS.
The chairman of the Northern Lighthouse Board is elected by the board. The board of the Northern Lighthouse 718W Board consists of the six sheriffs-principal of Scotland, two Ministers of the Crown—the Lord Advocate and the Solicitor-General for Scotland—two district council chairmen, the Lords Provost of Edinburgh, Glasgow and Aberdeen, a nominee of the Manx Government, and five members co-opted by the board. My right hon. Friend appoints the member proposed by the Manx Government representative as a constitutional convenience.

1992–93 prices (to nearest million)
	Year	£ million
	1990–91	0
Outturn	1991–92	1
Outturn	1992–93	2
Estimated outturn	1993–94	10
Plans	1994–95	10