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31W Written Answers 26 OCTOBER 2009 Written Answers 32W Mr. Quentin Davies: We are examining options to improve our approach to costing, and will be addressing this as part of the Strategy for Acquisition Reform to be published in the new year. Defence: Scotland Mr. Davidson: To ask the Secretary of State for Defence how many (a) military and (b) civilian staff are presently employed in Kentigem House in Glasgow. [295106] Mr. Kevan Jones: Approximately 1,400 people currently work in Kentigern House. Of these approximately 200 are military and 1200 are civilian. Roughly 60 per cent of the 1400 work for the Army Personnel Centre. The remainder are attached to various other MOD organisations. Mr. Davidson: To ask the Secretary of State for Defence what defence establishments in Scotland are presently operated by his Department. [295107] Mr. Kevan Jones: Ministry of Defence sites in Scotland are listed as follows. It should be noted that this list does not include the Volunteer Estate, Army Career and Information Offices, Armed Forces Careers Offices or Service Family Accommodation. Black Dog Range DMC Beith RNAD Coulport DMC Crombie DMC Glen Douglas Ardgarten Training Area RAF Aird Uig Aultbea Training Camp Balduff Training Area Rafbenbecula Barry Buddon Training Camp DSCA Radio Brown Carrick Burntisland De Hebrides Ballscalloch Radio Station Blarbuie Rifle Range Rafbuchan Burgie Fall Radio Station ISS Radio Bruxie Fall Cameron Barracks Cambret Fall Mould Site Edinburgh Castle HMS Caledonia Cerium Building Craigkelly Comms Site Castle Kennedy Training Area Clynder Comms Site Collafirth Hill Forward Scatter Site Castlelaw Ranges Craigiehall Colonsay Comms Site Cullaloe Falls NATO Relay Station Cape Wrath Bombing Range Applecross Craigowl Fall Mould and Comms Site Dundonald Fall Comms Site Lochfyne Lochgoil Rona De Rosyth Dunion Fall Mould Comms Site Kyleoflochalsh Dreghorn Barracks De South Arm Rosyth Dpa Seismic Stations Eskdalemuir Eastriggs Storage Depot OFD Garelochhead Fair Isle Mould Comms Site Finnart Ocean Terminal Forthside Stirling Fort George Foyers Comms Site HMS Gannet Galloway Training Area Glendocherty Mould and Comms Site Glencorse Barracks Kentigern House Green Lowther Hill Radio Station Garelochead Training Area Hq 51 Highland Brigade Forthside Isle of Lewis Mould And Comms Site Inchdrewer House Islay Comms Site Inverness Training Camp Dundonnell Inverness Training Camp Kingussie Inverness Training Camp Tulloch Invergordon Burial Rights Kirkcudbright Training Area RAF Kinloss Balmacara House Kinlochleven Training Area Barvas Rifle Range Loch Eyenort Comms Site Rafleuchars Loch Ewe Training Area RAF Lossiemouth Rhu Port Logistics Unit Demachrihanish Mullach Dubh Comms Site Mormond Hill Comms Site ISS Radio Meall Mor Camrhu Monitor Station Mull Communications Site HMNB Clyde Greenock Navy Buildings Vulcan Naval Reactor Test Establishment NATO Pol Depot Campbeltown NATO Pol Depot Loch Ewe NATO Pol Depot Loch Striven Pitlochry Mould and Comms Site Museum RHF Glasgow Queen Victoria School
33W Written Answers 26 OCTOBER 2009 Written Answers 34W Rams Dale Range Redford Cavalry Barracks Redford Infantry Barracks Kirk O Shotts Mould and Comms Site Kirknewton Airfield Rm Condor ISS Radio Crimond ISS Radio Greenock Ru Stafnish Radio Station Scotstown Moor Stirling Castle Rhq And Museum Dsgforthside Stornoway DRDF Site RAF Saxa Vord Tain Training Area Dte Tighnablair Training Area Tiree Comms Site UGSAS Glasgow Victoria Barracks Westfreugh Old Man of Wick Rifle Range Wyvis Training Area Departmental Energy Dr. Whitehead: To ask the Secretary of State for Defence whether his Department has a strategy for voltage optimisation on its estimate. [295276] Mr. Kevan Jones: There are currently no plans to roll out voltage optimisation across the whole of the defence estate. However, voltage optimisation technology is currently being trialled at Lympstone. This work will inform our future approach to wider application of the technology across our estate. Departmental Procurement Lorely Burt: To ask the Secretary of State for Defence pursuant to the answer of 15 July 2009, Official Report, column 140, on departmental procurement, (1) how many of the recommendations of the Glover Report on Accelerating the SME engine his Department has implemented; [294906] (2)whattargetdatehisDepartmenthassetforimplementation of all the key recommendations of the Glover Report on Accelerating the SME engine. [294907] Mr. Quentin Davies: The Glover Report recommendations relate to the adoption of a number of public procurement relatedmeasuresacrossGovernmentandtheirimplementation is being led by the Office of Government Commerce (OGC) and the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills (BIS). The OGC, BIS and other Government departments, including local government, are working towards completing the implementation of each of the recommendations as soon as possible and within the timescales, where given, within the report. Departmental Publicity Willie Rennie: To ask the Secretary of State for Defence how much his Department spent on information campaigns and advertising in each year since 1997. [294063] Mr. Kevan Jones: The majority of information campaigns and advertising conducted by the Ministry of Defence are part of the drive to recruit the best personnel to the armed forces and civil service. In addition the Department may promote other initiatives such as armed forces day. Spend relating to these activities, which is available centrally, is shown in the following table. The figures given include creative and production costs, as well as media spend. Spend (£ million) 2004-05 23.8 2005-06 23.5 2006-07 21.0 2007-08 33.6 2008-09 37.4 Figures are not available prior to FY 2004-05 and could be provided only at disproportionate cost. Figures for 2009-10 are not yet available. Departmental Secondment Nick Harvey: To ask the Secretary of State for Defence which staff have been seconded to his Department from the private sector since 2000, stating in each case the secondee’s (a) name, (b) company, (c) position within his Department and (d) start and end date of secondment. [295103] Mr. Kevan Jones: There have been 76 individuals seconded into the MOD since the beginning of 2000. A breakdown of the respective start and end dates of the secondments, together with reasons for joining the department is provided in the following table. Staff seconded into the MOD from the private sector since 2000 Identifier Reason for joining Start date End date Individual 1 Loan/secondment into MOD 12 January 2000 24 May 2004 Individual 2 Loan/secondment into MOD 3 May 2000 To date Individual 3 Loan/secondment into MOD 9 November 2000 9 November 2009 Individual 4 Loan/secondment into MOD 8 May 2001 1 June 2005 Individual 5 Loan/secondment into MOD 25 June 2001 1 September 2003 Individual 6 Loan/secondment into MOD 2 January 2002 24 September 2003 Individual 7 Loan/secondment into MOD 28 January 2002 1 February 2005 Individual 8 Loan/secondment into MOD 15 April 2002 31 July 2007 Individual 9 Loan/secondment into MOD 1 July 2002 To date Individual 10 Loan/secondment into MOD 27 August 2002 23 August 2005
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