Dr. Tony Wright: To ask the Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport which of the advisory non-departmental public bodiessponsored by his Department publish (a) the minutes of meetings, (b) the agendas of meetings and documents for those meetings and(c) a register of members' interests; and whether in each case this is under a statutory requirement. [69838]Mr. Chris Smith: My Department fully supports the proposals on "Quangos: Opening the Doors" and is determined that the public bodiesthat it sponsors comply with its recommendations for greater openness at the earliest opportunity. The information requested aboutcurrent practice is contained in the following table:_________________________________________________________________________________________________.NDPB Publish minutes of Publish agenda's etc. Publish register of Statutory requirementsmeetings interests {1}Advisory Committee for the {3}No No No NoPublic Lending RightAdvisory Committee on {5}No No No NoHistoric Wreck SitesAdvisory Committee on the No No No NoGovernment Art CollectionAdvisory Council on No No No NoLibrariesReviewing Committee on the {4}No No No NoExport of Works of ArtRoyal Fine Art Commission No No No NoTheatres Trust No No {2}Yes NoTreasure Valuation Committee No No No NoFootball Taskforce No No {6}No No_________________________________________________________________________________________________.{1} All NDPBs either have, or shortly will have a register of interests in place. This is in line with the commitment given in"Quangos: Opening the Doors". {2} Members interests published in the Theatres Trust annual report. {3} Reports on the work of thePLR advisory committee appear in the Registrar's annual review. {4} The Committee publishes an Annual Report, which contains asummary of cases heard. {5} The ACHWS publishes an annual report which gives an account of the work of the Committee in the previousyear. {6} The Football Taskforce register is available for inspection.