Sir Geoffrey led in a Public Accounts Committee inquiry into Progress in implementing Universal Credit.
Public Accounts Committee
Sir Geoffrey is a Deputy Chair of the Public Accounts Committee which examines the value for money of Government projects such as HS2.
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The Public Accounts Committee in March 2020.
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Latest from the Public Accounts Committee
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Public Accounts Committee: Mobile Connectivity
24 April 2024
Sir Geoffrey Clifton-Brown raises with senior officials during a Public Accounts Committee inquiry the issue of broadband poles that have been blighting villages including Willersey, notspots, and the future of satellite technology to help improve coverage in rural areas
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Clifton-Brown welcomes civil nuclear power road map
11 January 2024
Sir Geoffrey Clifton-Brown welcomes the civil nuclear power road map, but calls on the Government to learn lessons from the decommissioning of Sellafield to get a better understanding of nuclear decommissioning costs, so that we can have a true estimate of what nuclear generation costs.