The Government is not on track to meet objectives to increase rates of active travel by 2025.

Risks remain around the potential cost to the taxpayer following the collapse of Bulb Energy.

The Home Office faces a huge challenge in clearing asylum system backlogs by December.

Sir Geoffrey Clifton-Brown leads the questioning of the witnesses at the 22 June meeting of the Public Accounts Committee inquiry into the slow progress in implementing smart energy meters.

On Friday 24 March, following his appearance at the Public Accounts Committee in Parliament, the Building Digital UK (BDUK) Chief Executive Paul Norris, was invited by Sir Geoffrey Clifton-Brown MP along with other officials from Gloucester County Council to discuss the roll-out of Project Gigabit in Gloucester.

PAC Lessons from Greensill Capital - the Public Accounts Committee of which I am Deputy Chair held an inquiry session on Greensill Capital, questioning former Prime Minister, David Cameron. 

Sir Geoffrey Clifton-Brown, Deputy Chair of the Public Accounts Committee, questions the Permanent Secretary of HM Treasury and the Director General, Customer Strategy and Tax Design at HM Revenue and Customs about the use of taxation to help deliver the Government’s environmental and climate change targets. 

Sir Geoffrey Clifton-Brown MP questioned the Chief Executive of the Environment Agency (EA), Sir James Bevan, on the latest EA work on chalk and limestone streams.

Sir Geoffrey Clifton-Brown MP raised the issue of water quality in the River Windrush, Coln, and Evenlode during the formal meeting of the Public Accounts Committee held on water supply and demand management.