Proceeding contribution from Lord Hammond of Runnymede (Conservative) in the House of Commons on Wednesday, 19 December 2012. It occurred during Ministerial statement on Afghanistan.
Afghanistan
That is a good question. Our arrangements with the Treasury are that equipment that has been purchased as urgent operational requirements from the special reserve may be repatriated into core without any charge to the defence budget, but the cost of physically recuperating that equipment will be met from the core defence budget. In respect of armoured vehicles that have been purchased as UORs, therefore, the Army will have to decide whether it is cost-effective to bring that equipment back and overhaul and re-equip it for future service, or whether it is more appropriate to abandon it and devote the money saved to purchase new equipment.
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- 2012-13
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- Armed forces Corruption Deployment Elections International assistance Peacekeeping operations Politics and government Training Security Afghanistan Military aid ISAF
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