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My Lords, does the Minister agree that where public/private partnerships have gone wrong is in there not having been people in the public sector with the procurement skills and knowledge to get a good deal, and the private sector has run rings around them? If we are going to go ahead, can we look at the way in which we carry out procurement and bring in the expertise required to match that in the private sector?
My Lords, does the Minister agree that where public/private partnerships have gone wrong is in there not having been people in the public sector with the procurement skills and knowledge to get a good deal, and the private sector has run rings around them? If we are going to go ahead, can we look at the way in which we carry out procurement and bring in the expertise required to match that in the private sector?
I agree with the noble Lord and accept his point of view. There have been a lot of benefits from public/private partnerships in the past—they have invested in many schools and hospitals, where pupils and patients have benefited—but we need to look at how we reform public/private partnerships and make them fit for the future. Obviously,
the National Infrastructure and Service Transformation Authority, which was set up in 2020, has a great part to play in that.
My Lords, will my noble friend confirm whether any of the advisers on the share sale were the same advisers who advised the previous Government to sell our gold at the bottom of the market at a loss to the taxpayer of more than £10 billion?
My Lords, will my noble friend confirm whether any of the advisers on the share sale were the same advisers who advised the previous Government to sell our gold at the bottom of the market at a loss to the taxpayer of more than £10 billion?
My Lords, I do not have that information. Our advisers were robustly looked into. Some 21 advisers made a pitch to us. Nine were selected and they advised us at a different stage of the flotation.
To ask Her Majesty's Government what steps would need to be taken to allow Alternative Investment Market-listed shares to be included in an ISA.
To ask Her Majesty's Government what steps would need to be taken to allow Alternative Investment Market-listed shares to be included in an ISA.
To ask Her Majesty's Government what is the estimated cost of allowing Alternative Investment Market shares to be eligible for inclusion in an ISA.
To ask Her Majesty's Government what is the estimated cost of allowing Alternative Investment Market shares to be eligible for inclusion in an ISA.
To ask Her Majesty's Government further to the answer by Lord Myners on 27 January, what are the definitions in the European directive on prospectuses which prevent Alternative Investment Market-listed shares being eligible for inclusion in an ISA.
To ask Her Majesty's Government further to the answer by Lord Myners on 27 January, what are the definitions in the European directive on prospectuses which prevent Alternative Investment Market-listed shares being eligible for inclusion in an ISA.
For the latest year for which figures are available, what assessment they have made of the cost of providing relief for inheritance tax purposes for shares traded on (a) the Alternative Investment Market; and (b) the Ofex market.
For the latest year for which figures are available, what assessment they have made of the cost of providing relief for inheritance tax purposes for shares traded on (a) the Alternative Investment Market; and (b) the Ofex market.