Sir Geoffrey is Chair of the Public Accounts Committee. He was elected in September 2024.
“I am honoured to have been elected by so many of my colleagues. It’s a massive task but I have been on the committee for the last seven years as the longest-serving deputy chair, so I understand how the committee works in enormous detail.”
The Public Accounts Committee in March 2020.
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
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.
