HC Deb 24 April 2002 vol 384 cc318-9W
Mr. Bercow

To ask the Solicitor-General (1) what recent assessment she has made of whether the PSA target to increase the proportion of undisputed invoices paid in accordance with terms of 30 days from 96 per cent. to 100 per cent. by March will be met; [47816]

(2) what recent assessment she has made of whether the PSA target to increase the proportion of undisputed supplier invoices paid in accordance with terms of 30 days to 100 per cent. by 2001–02 will be met. [47890]

The Solicitor-General

[holding answers 10 April 2002]: Information about progress on PSA targets will be published in the Law Officers' 2002 departmental report.

Mr. Bercow

To ask the Solicitor-General (1) what recent assessment she has made of whether the PSA target to reduce accommodation costs per head in real terms by 10 per cent. by March will be met; [47885]

(2) what recent assessment she has made of whether the PSA target to increase by March from 88 per cent. to 97 per cent. the proportion of complaints replied to within 10 working days of receipt will be met; [47814]

The Solicitor-General

[holding answer 10 April 2002]: Information about progress on PSA targets will be published in the Law Officers' 2002 departmental report.

Mr. Bercow

To ask the Solicitor-General, what recent assessment she has made of whether the PSA target to increase the Serious Fraud Office caseload to 77 cases by March will be met. [47886]

The Solicitor-General

[holding answer 9 April 2002]: Information about progress on PSA targets will be published in the Law Officers' 2002 departmental report.

Mr. Bercow

To ask the Solicitor-General what recent assessment she has made of whether the PSA target to reduce the average time from accepting a case and completing investigations to 17.5 months and to reduce the average length of the prosecution stage between transfer/committal and verdict to 16 months by 31 March will be met. [47887]

The Solicitor-General

[holding answer 9 April 2002]: Information about progress on PSA targets will be published in the Department's 2002 departmental report.

Mr. Bercow

To ask the Solicitor-General what recent assessment she has made of whether the PSA target to improve sickness absence by 30 per cent. by 2003 will be met. [47884]

The Solicitor-General

[holding answer 10 April 2002]: Information about progress on PSA targets will be published in the Law Officers' 2002 departmental report.