The International Development Select Committee is a select committee of the House of Commons in the Parliament of the United Kingdom. The remit of the Committee is to examine the expenditure, administration and policy of the Department for International Development and its associated public bodies. [1]
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May 2012

Tax in Developing Countries

April 2012

Minutes of Evidence126

  • Gabriel Jaramillo, General Manager gave evidence on 17 Apr. [48]
  • Richard Manning, Chair of Mid-Term Replenishment Review, Global Fund to Fight AIDS, TB and Malaria gave evidence on 17 Apr. [48]
  • Alan Court, Roll Back Malaria Partnership gave evidence on 17 Apr. [48]
  • Mike Podmore, Chair of the UK Consortium on AIDS and International Development gave evidence on 17 Apr. [48]
  • Aaron Oxley, Member of Steering Committee, UK Coalition to Stop TB gave evidence on 17 Apr. [48]
  • Bernard Rivers, Executive Director, Aidspan gave evidence on 17 Apr. [48]
  • Rt Hon Andrew Mitchell MP, Department for International Development gave evidence on 17 Apr. [48]

Tax in Developing countries

THE GLOBAL FUND TO FIGHT AIDS, TUBERCULOSIS AND MALARIA

  • Gabriel Jaramillo, General Manager gave evidence on 17 Apr. [45]
  • Richard Manning, Chair of Mid-Term Replenishment Review, Global Fund to Fight AIDS, TB and Malaria gave evidence on 17 Apr. [45]
  • Alan Court, Roll Back Malaria Partnership gave evidence on 17 Apr. [45]
  • Mike Podmore, Chair of the UK Consortium on AIDS and International Development gave evidence on 17 Apr. [45]
  • Aaron Oxley, Member of Steering Committee, UK Coalition to Stop TB gave evidence on 17 Apr. [45]
  • Bernard Rivers, Executive Director, Aidspan gave evidence on 17 Apr. [45]
  • Rt Hon Andrew Mitchell MP, Department for International Development gave evidence on 17 Apr. [45]

March 2012

Minutes of EvidenceHC 1680

February 2012

Minutes of EvidenceHC 1680

  • Mr Andris Piebalgs, EU Commissioner for Development gave evidence on 7 Feb. [41]
  • Mr Antti Karhunen, Advisor, Cabinet of Commissioner Piebalgs gave evidence on 7 Feb. [41]
  • Mr Christopher Jones, Head of Cabinet, Cabinet of Commissioner Piebalgs gave evidence on 7 Feb. [41]
  • Mr Peteris Ustubs, Deputy Head of Cabinet, Cabinet of Commissioner Piebalgs gave evidence on 7 Feb. [41]

South Sudan: Prospects for Peace and Development

TAX IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES:

January 2012

EU Development Assistance

Minutes of EvidenceHC 1680

South Sudan: The birth of a nation and the Prospects for Peace and Development

December 2011

The Work of ICAI – December 2011

  • Graham Ward, ICAI gave evidence on 13 Dec. [36]
  • Mark Lowcock, DFID gave evidence on 13 Dec. [36]

November 2011

Department for International Development Annual Report and Resource Accounts 2010-11 and Business Plan 2011-15

Private Foundations

  • Jeff Raikes, Chief Executive gave evidence on 8 Nov. [35]
  • Laurie Lee, Gates Foundation gave evidence on 8 Nov. [35]
  • Rt Hon Alan Duncan MP, Minister of State for International Development gave evidence on 8 Nov. [35]
  • Ian Curtis, Deputy Director, Global Partnerships gave evidence on 8 Nov. [35]
  • Chris Whitty, DFID gave evidence on 8 Nov. [35]

October 2011

Private Foundations

Working Effectively in Fragile and Conflict-Affected States: DRC and Rwanda

September 2011

Inquiry into Working Effectively in Fragile and ConflictAffected States: DRC, Rwanda and Burundi

  • This is something that is a key demand of Global we should think in wider terms. Tax havens, over which the UK has a lot of influence, including through its membership of the Financial Action Task Force, are a means through which companies can not only deprive very poor nations of huge amounts of revenues, but they also allow people to hide behind screen companies. They do the deals; we have no idea who the shareholders of those companies are. Every jurisdiction in the world should open up the books of the companies that are registered in those countries, they should say who the ultimate owners of every company registered in their jurisdiction are, otherwise we are essentially allowing financial crime to take place. Otherwise, countries that allow companies to register with anonymous shareholders and anonymous directors are making it much more likely that corruption will be taking place gave evidence on 13 Sep. [31]

Working Effectively in Fragile and Conflict-Affected States: DRC and Rwanda

July 2011

Financial Crime and Development

The Closure of DFID's Bilateral Aid Programme in Burundi

Working Effectively in Fragile and Conflict-Affected States: DRC and Rwanda

Working with Fragile and Conflict-Affected States: DRC, Rwanda and Burundi

June 2011

DFID's Role in Building Infrastructure in Developing Countries

  • Simon Howarth, Mott MacDonald gave evidence on 28 Jun. [28]
  • Stephen O'Brien MP, Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for International Development gave evidence on 28 Jun. [28]
  • Stephen Young, DFID Infrastructure Head of Profession gave evidence on 28 Jun. [28]
  • Terri Sarch, DFID gave evidence on 28 Jun. [28]

LIBYA

  • Rt Hon Andrew Mitchell MP, Secretary of State for International Development gave evidence on 27 Jun. [27]

May 2011

DFID's Role in Building Infrastructure in Developing Countries

Independent Commission for Aid Impact (ICAI)

  • Graham Ward CBE, Chief Commissioner gave evidence on 4 May. [23]
  • Mark Foster, Commissioner gave evidence on 4 May. [23]
  • John Githongo, Commissioner gave evidence on 4 May. [23]
  • Diana Good, Commissioner, Independent Commission on Aid Impact (ICAI) gave evidence on 4 May. [23]

April 2011

DFID's Role in Building Infrastructure in Developing Countries

Infrastructure and Development

March 2011

The Future of DFID's Programme in India

February 2011

The Future of DFID's Programme in India

The Humanitarian Response to the Pakistan Floods

  • Mr Matthew Carter, CAFOD, Chair of the Consortium of British Humanitarian Agencies (CBHA) gave evidence on 17 Feb. [15]
  • Mr Graham MacKay, Oxfam, CBHA Board member gave evidence on 17 Feb. [15]
  • Mr Jehangir Malik OBE, Islamic Relief gave evidence on 17 Feb. [15]
  • Ms Vickie Hawkins, Médecins sans Frontières gave evidence on 17 Feb. [15]
  • Rt Hon Andrew Mitchell MP, DFID gave evidence on 17 Feb. [15]

January 2011

Scrutiny of Arms Export Controls (2011): UK Strategic Export Controls Annual Report 2009, Quarterly Reports for 2010, licensing policy and review of export control legislation

The Future of CDC

The Future of DFID's Programme in India

December 2010

Scrutiny of Arms Export Controls (2011): UK Strategic Export Controls Annual Report 2009, Quarterly Reports for 2010, licensing policy and review of export control legislation

The Future of CDC

November 2010

Department for International Development Annual Report and Resource Accounts2009-10

The 2010 Millennium Development Goals Review Summit

  • The Rt Hon Mr Gordon Brown MP, Co­Convenor, Global Campaign for Education High­Level Panel gave evidence on 9 Nov. [5]

The World Bank

October 2010

Appointment of the Chief Commissioner of the Independent Commission for Aid Impact

  • Graham Ward, ICAI gave evidence on 26 Oct. [6]

The 2010 Millennium Development Goals Review Summit

July 2010

The Secretary of State's Plans for the Department for International Development

  • Rt Hon Andrew Mitchell MP, Secretary of State for International Development gave evidence on 15 Jul. [2]