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To ask Her Majesty's Government what plans they have to review the (1) requirements, (2) regulations, and (3) responsibilities, in connection with (a) the decommissioning of onshore fracking wells in particular where an operator is no longer able to carry out the necessary work, (b) monitoring of a well for...
To ask Her Majesty's Government what plans they have to review the (1) requirements, (2) regulations, and (3) responsibilities, in connection with (a) the decommissioning of onshore fracking wells in particular where an operator is no longer able to carry out the necessary work, (b) monitoring of a well for...
When operations finish at shale gas sites, the licensees are responsible for safe decommissioning of their well(s) and for restoring the well-site to its previous state or a suitable condition for re-use. As set out, in the joint Written Ministerial Statement of 17 May 2018, as a matter of policy the financial resilience of all companies looking to hydraulically fracture is now assessed, including their ability to cover decommissioning costs.
Only three onshore wells have been hydraulically fractured in the UK and one of these, Cuadrilla’s site at Preese Hall, has been decommissioned and the site fully restored to its previous state. The groundwater at Preese Hall has been monitored post decommissioning in April 2015 and results have been supplied to the Environment Agency and the other regulatory bodies. There has been no evidence of environmental harm. The remaining two wells are at Cuadrilla’s Preston New Road site in Lancashire. As part of its application for Hydraulic Fracturing Consent, Cuadrilla was required to undergo a financial resilience check to ensure that it had sufficient funding to cover the full decommissioning of their site.
If, in the unlikely situation there was an issue with the well in the longer term, the Environment Agency would seek to identify the person(s) responsible for any pollution and has powers it can apply in specific circumstances, to remediate the issues.
The Department is considering whether any further mitigations might be appropriate.
To ask Her Majesty’s Government who is liable for the fuel arrears accrued by a previous householder in a property with a Green Deal plan; and what arrangements are made for collection of those arrears, including when the previous householder cannot be found.[HL5662]
To ask Her Majesty’s Government who is liable for the fuel arrears accrued by a previous householder in a property with a Green Deal plan; and what arrangements are made for collection of those arrears, including when the previous householder cannot be found.[HL5662]
The presence of a Green Deal plan at a property does not affect the collection of fuel arrears by fuel suppliers. Liability for fuel arrears (including unpaid Green Deal instalments) will remain with the person who was responsible for paying for that fuel at the time the arrears were accrued. Difficulty in tracing that previous bill payer does not affect their liability for arrears. Arrangements for the collection of those arrears will depend on the individual fuel supplier.
My Lords, in moving Amendment 195ZAZN, a relatively short number compared with some we have just had, I shall speak to 17 others in this group, some of which are even shorter. The purpose of these amendments is to make the Bill itself even shorter, which I think would benefit...
My Lords, in moving Amendment 195ZAZN, a relatively short number compared with some we have just had, I shall speak to 17 others in this group, some of which are even shorter. The purpose of these amendments is to make the Bill itself even shorter, which I think would benefit...
195ZAZN: Clause 42, leave out Clause 42
195ZAZN: Clause 42, leave out Clause 42
My Lords, my amendments take out the whole of Chapter 1 of Part 4. I would be quite happy to take out the whole of Part 4 but I do not think I would get quite so much enthusiasm from the government Front Bench. Like my noble friend Lord Lucas,...
My Lords, my amendments take out the whole of Chapter 1 of Part 4. I would be quite happy to take out the whole of Part 4 but I do not think I would get quite so much enthusiasm from the government Front Bench. Like my noble friend Lord Lucas,...
195ZAZP: Clause 43, leave out Clause 43 Amendment 195ZAZP agreed. Clause 44 : The required percentage Clause 44 : The required percentage Amendment 195ZB not moved. Amendment 195ZC Moved by
195ZAZP: Clause 43, leave out Clause 43 Amendment 195ZAZP agreed. Clause 44 : The required percentage Clause 44 : The required percentage Amendment 195ZB not moved. Amendment 195ZC Moved by
Hear, hear.
Hear, hear.
My Lords, I think we have thrashed this to death now. I do not think there is anything else to come. I will therefore not move it. Amendment 197FB not moved. Amendment 197FBA not moved. Clause 72 : Consideration of expression of interest: further provisions Amendment 197FC Clause 72 :...
My Lords, I think we have thrashed this to death now. I do not think there is anything else to come. I will therefore not move it. Amendment 197FB not moved. Amendment 197FBA not moved. Clause 72 : Consideration of expression of interest: further provisions Amendment 197FC Clause 72 :...
My Lords, I thank the Government for listening to the debate on this matter in Committee and for coming forward with amendments which, by and large, are very sensible. I particularly appreciate their picking up the ancillary use point that I raised in an amendment, a great deal of which...
My Lords, I thank the Government for listening to the debate on this matter in Committee and for coming forward with amendments which, by and large, are very sensible. I particularly appreciate their picking up the ancillary use point that I raised in an amendment, a great deal of which...
197FB: Clause 71, page 62, line 4, at beginning insert ““Subject to subsections (5) and (6)””
197FB: Clause 71, page 62, line 4, at beginning insert ““Subject to subsections (5) and (6)””
My Lords, I am grateful for that. I realise that my noble friend has not had a chance to think about that question but I think that the issue of ““two or more employees”” is totally irrelevant in this case. We are talking about a challenge made by an outside...
My Lords, I am grateful for that. I realise that my noble friend has not had a chance to think about that question but I think that the issue of ““two or more employees”” is totally irrelevant in this case. We are talking about a challenge made by an outside...
Before my noble friend sits down and before I stand up, perhaps I may ask a question which has just occurred to me. If a service—for example, the refuse and recycling service—goes out to a contract and it is for well over £156,000, will an existing in-house provider be able...
Before my noble friend sits down and before I stand up, perhaps I may ask a question which has just occurred to me. If a service—for example, the refuse and recycling service—goes out to a contract and it is for well over £156,000, will an existing in-house provider be able...
197EZA: Clause 71, page 61, line 26, at end insert— ““(1A) The Secretary of State may by regulations specify an annual cost of a relevant service at or above which level a relevant authority may reject an expression of interest. (1B) An annual cost of a service that is specified...
197EZA: Clause 71, page 61, line 26, at end insert— ““(1A) The Secretary of State may by regulations specify an annual cost of a relevant service at or above which level a relevant authority may reject an expression of interest. (1B) An annual cost of a service that is specified...
My Lords, this is the other group of key amendments in this part of the Bill. I speak to four others in the group, and there are two more in the group from my noble friend Lady Hamwee. These amendments are all about the process of procurement once an expression...
My Lords, this is the other group of key amendments in this part of the Bill. I speak to four others in the group, and there are two more in the group from my noble friend Lady Hamwee. These amendments are all about the process of procurement once an expression...
My Lords, I am very grateful for the long and comprehensive explanation. I am sorry—I have a cough, but I shall try to keep going until I get a drink of water. Thank you for that; I am glad that some of my elders and betters have got important things...
My Lords, I am very grateful for the long and comprehensive explanation. I am sorry—I have a cough, but I shall try to keep going until I get a drink of water. Thank you for that; I am glad that some of my elders and betters have got important things...
My Lords, this little group of amendments raises some important and fundamental issues relating to the community right to challenge. I shall speak also to Amendment 197DA. I think that there is also a Labour amendment in the group. We are back in the Alice in Wonderland world of relevant...
My Lords, this little group of amendments raises some important and fundamental issues relating to the community right to challenge. I shall speak also to Amendment 197DA. I think that there is also a Labour amendment in the group. We are back in the Alice in Wonderland world of relevant...
Before the Minister sits down, and without wishing to pre-empt the noble Lord, Lord Beecham, is that an indication that there might be some tidying up to be done at Third Reading, and that that issue therefore could be considered then?
Before the Minister sits down, and without wishing to pre-empt the noble Lord, Lord Beecham, is that an indication that there might be some tidying up to be done at Third Reading, and that that issue therefore could be considered then?
197CA: Clause 69, page 60, line 33, leave out paragraph (d)
197CA: Clause 69, page 60, line 33, leave out paragraph (d)
I take it that that was not the Minister’s reply to the debate. I have three brief points to make. We are moving on to the community right to challenge, and some of us have found it quite difficult to understand how it will work and how some of the...
I take it that that was not the Minister’s reply to the debate. I have three brief points to make. We are moving on to the community right to challenge, and some of us have found it quite difficult to understand how it will work and how some of the...
195ZC: Clause 44, leave out Clause 44 Amendment 195ZC agreed. Clause 45 : Request for referendum Clause 45 : Request for referendum Amendment 195ZCA not moved. Amendment 195ZD Moved by
195ZC: Clause 44, leave out Clause 44 Amendment 195ZC agreed. Clause 45 : Request for referendum Clause 45 : Request for referendum Amendment 195ZCA not moved. Amendment 195ZD Moved by