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WELSH GOVERNMENT- Sir Adrian Webb – NON EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Business Expenses: January - March 2013 WELSH GOVERNMENT- Sir Adrian Webb – NON EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Business Expenses: January - March 2013 DATES DESTINATION PURPOSE TRAVEL OTHER (Including Total Hospitality Given) Cost £ Air Rail Taxi / Car Accommodation / Meals 24/01/13 Cardiff Corporate Mileage - £14.40 Governance £14.40 Committee 25/01/13 Cardiff Board meeting Mileage - £14.40 £14.40 08/02/13 Cardiff Board Working Mileage - £14.40 Lunch £14.40 22/02/13 Cardiff Board meeting Mileage - £14.40 £14.40 22/03/13 Cardiff Board meeting Mileage - £14.40 £14.40 TOTAL £72.00 WELSH GOVERNMENT: BERNARD GALTON, DIRECTOR GENERAL, PEOPLE, PLACES & CORPORATE SERVICES Business Expenses: January – March 2013 DATES DESTINATION PURPOSE TRAVEL OTHER (Including Total Cost Hospitality Given) £ Air Rail Taxi / Hire Accommodation Car/Own car / Meals 08- London Attend £128.00 £167.00 £295.00 09/01/13 Various meetings at Cabinet Office 15- Llandudno Various £132.00 £80.75 £212.75 16/01/13 meetings at Llandudno Junction 07/02/13 Llandrindod Chair a staff £63.90 £63.90 Wells Q&A session 11- Dublin Various £85.98 £125.00 £210.98 12/02/13 meetings with Irish Government 19/02/13 London Attend £122.50 £122.50 Senior Talent Form at Cabinet Office 26- London Attend £149.50 £167.00 £316.50 27/02/13 various meetings at Cabinet Office 19- London Various £164.50 £167.00 £331.50 20/3/13 meetings at Cabinet Office TOTAL £1,553.13 WELSH GOVERNMENT – DAVID SISSLING, DIRECTOR GENERAL, HEALTH, SOCIAL SERVICES AND CHILDREN Business Expenses: JANUARY-MARCH 2013 DATES DESTINATION PURPOSE TRAVEL OTHER Total (Including Cost £ Hospitality Given) Air Rail Taxi / Car Accommodation / Meals 07/01/13 Cardiff Bay To attend First Ministers 3 miles – £4.85 OAQ Briefing and £1.35 meeting with the Minister for Health and Social Car Parking – Services £3.50 14/01/13 Cardiff Bay Meeting with Minister 3 miles – £11.35 H&SS/Tackling Poverty £1.35 DG Programme Board/Minister for H&SS Car Parking – meeting with Chairs of £10.00 Health Boards 16/01/13 Cardiff Bay / Meeting with 69 miles – £34.55 Morriston Hospital Minister H&SS and £31.05 Swansea visit A&E Department at Car Parking – Morriston Hospital £3.50 Swansea 21/01/13 Cardiff Bay Attend First Minister 3 miles – £4.85 OAQ Briefing and £1.35 meeting with Minister for H&SS Car Parking- £3.50 23/01/13 Cardiff Bay Meeting with 5 miles - £4.25 Minister H&SS £2.25 Car Parking – £2.00 28/01/13 Cardiff Bay Meeting with 3 miles – £4.85 Minister H&SS £1.35 Car Parking – £3.50 30/01/13 Park Inn Hotel To attend Families First 4 miles – £9.30 Cardiff and the Bay National Learning Set £1.80 and The Patients Event - Asthma UK Cymru Car Parking – £3.50 and £4.00 31/01/13 Merthyr Tydfil To attend the Opening of 39 miles - £17.55 the Keir Hardie Health £17.55 Park with the Minister for H&SS 04/02/13 Cardiff Bay To attend meeting with 3 miles - £9.35 the Minister and Chairs £1.35 of Health Boards Car Parking - £8.00 05/02/13 Cardiff Bay Meet/Dinner with Sarah 3 miles - £35.33 Rochira, Older Persons £1.35 Commissioner Dinner - £33.98 06/02/13 Withybush To visit Withybush 170 miles - £76.50 Hospital, Hospital and meet with £76.50 Pembrokeshire Hywel Dda Chief Executive 20/02/13 Transport House, To give a talk at the £5.80 £5.80 Cathedral Road Royal College of Speech and Language Therapists 20/02/13 Llandough To visit Llandough 5 miles - £2.25 Hospital Hospital £2.25 26/02/13 The Bay To attend the Marie 3 miles - £1.35 Curie Cancer Care £1.35 Great Daffodil Appeal 2012 Launch 26/02/13 The Bay To attend the Marie Car parking - £4.00 Curie Cancer Care £4.00 Great Daffodil Appeal 2012 Launch 27/02/13 The Bay To attend Public Service 3 miles - £6.35 Leadership Group and £1.35 meeting with Minister Car Parking - H&SS £5.00 04/03/13 Cardiff Bay To attend meeting with 3 miles - £1.35 First Minister and £1.35 Minister’s meeting with Chairs. 06/03/13 Ysbyty Gwynedd To visit Ysbyty Gwynedd Air £70.00 £145.90 North Wales and meet individually Ticket - with Chief Executive and £53.90 Chair of Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board Car Park at Airport - £22.00 11/03/13 Cardiff Bay To attend meeting with 3 miles - £7.85 First Minister and a £1.35 meeting with Minister Car Parking - H&SS £6.50 12/03/13 Cardiff Bay and To attend meeting with 5 miles - £4.25 return to Cathays First Minister and £2.25 Park Minister for H&SS Car Parking - £2.00 13/03/13 London To attend Birthday 2013 £162.10 Taxi - £95.00 £272.10 Health Honours £15.00 Committee and Healthcare Innovation Expo 15/03/13 SWALEC To attend Directors of 3 miles - £1.35 Stadium Cardiff Finance Meeting £1.35 18/03/13 Cardiff Bay and To attend meeting with 5 miles - £5.75 return to Cathays Minister for H&SS £2.25 Park Car Parking - £3.50 19/03/13 Cardiff Bay To attend Public 5 miles - £7.25 Accounts Committee £2.25 Car Parking - £5.00 19/03/13 Cardiff Bay To attend Bio Wales 2 miles - £4.50 Drinks and Dinner £0.90 Car Parking - £3.60 20/03/13 Cardiff Bay – To speak at Bio Wales 4 miles - £3.80 Cathedral Road – Conference and then £1.80 Cathays Park attend meeting with Car Parking - Minister and Sir Mansel £2.00 Aylward 20/03/13 SWALEC Speak at Clinical 75 miles - £33.75 Stadium then Leadership Conference £33.75 Brecon Hospital then visit Brecon War Powys Memorial Hospital and meet with Chief Executive of Powys Health Board 21/03/13 Cardiff Bay and To attend Session with 5 miles - £5.75 return to Cathays ‘Funky Dragon’ £2.25 Park Car Parking - £3.50 25/03/13 Cardiff Bay and To attend meeting with 5 miles - £5.75 return to Cathays Minister for H&SS and £2.25 Park Minister for Finance Car Parking - £3.50 TOTAL £731.83 Hospitality DATE INVITEE/COMPANY EVENT/GIFT COST 17/01/13 University of Wales Newport Promoting Health Conference – Lunch DECLINED 22/01/13 C3 Collaborating for Health Morning Seminar – Breakfast DECLINED 23/01/13 Deloitte Driving Excellence in Wales Seminar – Breakfast DECLINED 23/01/13 Deloitte Fraud Risk Seminar – Breakfast DECLINED 30/01/13 Cambridge Health Network High Revolution Seminar – Refreshments DECLINED 30/01/13 Asthma UK Cymru Meet the Parents – Lunch £15.00 31/01/13 WIHSC Invitational Seminar – Dinner DECLINED 08/02/13 Older Peoples Commissioner Age Cymru Gala – Dinner DECLINED 26/02/13 Mari Curie Cancer Great Daffodil Appeal – Dinner £30.00 05/03/13 Policy Forum Wales Improving Health Seminar – Refreshments DECLINED 12/03/13 Academy of Medical Educators Reception and Awards Ceremony – Canapes and Drinks DECLINED 13/03/13 Older People Wales Alzheimers Society Wales – Dementia Seminar – Lunch DECLINED 13/03/13 Cambridge Health Network Evening Seminar – Drinks £15.00 14/03/13 Carnegie UK Stakeholder Engagement Seminar – Lunch DECLINED 15/03/13 Older People Wales/Beth Johnson Age Friendly Communities – Lunch DECLINED Foundation 18/03/13 Royal College of Nursing Nurse Leadership Dinner and Awards – Dinner £30.00 19/03/13 Bio Wales Conference – Dinner and Reception £50.00 21/03/13 High Commissioner of India Presentation on Commission of Appointment – Buffet DECLINED TOTAL £140.00 Elan Closs Stephens – NON EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Business Expenses: January – March 2013 DATES DESTINATION PURPOSE TRAVEL OTHER (Including Total Cost Hospitality Given) £ Air Rail Taxi / Car Accommodation / Meals 24- Cardiff Corporate Governance Hotel £75.00 25/01/13 Committee, Board Accommodation - Meeting and £75.00 Remuneration Committee 07- Merthyr Tydfil Corporate Governance Hotel £75.00 08/03/13 Committee Training Accommodation - Day £75.00 TOTAL £150.00 WELSH GOVERNMENT – Gareth Jones, Director General, Sustainable Futures Business Expenses: January 2013 – March 2013 DATE DESTINATION PURPOSE TRAVEL OTHER (Including Total Hospitality Given) Cost £ Air Rail Taxi / Accommodation Car / Meals 16/01/13 Cathays Park, Cardiff Travel from meeting £9.00 £9.00 Minister in Bay to Corporate Governance Committee immediately afterwards in Cathays 29 - Llandudno Junction Visit to staff & SD Bill £193.95 £110.95 £304.90 30/01/13 engagement events in Llandudno Offices 22/02/13 QED Centre, Board Meeting £7.20 £7.20 Treforest 06/03/13 London Paddington Meeting with £59.50 £59.50 Simon Virley DECC 11/03/13 St Fagans Site visit to St £9.40 £9.40 Fagans 14/03/13 Blaenau Gwent Site Visit for site £27.45 £27.45 opening - Blaenau Gwent Learning Zone 18/03/13 Cathays Park to Ty Ministerial meeting Taxi - £8.60 Hywel, Cardiff immediately after each £8.60 other over two sites TOTAL £426.05 Hospitality DATE INVITEE/COMPANY EVENT/GIFT COST 11/01/13 Cadw Cadw Membership card £36.70 28/01/13 Welsh Government / Cardiff Council Holocaust Memorial Day Commemoration DECLINED 12/02/13 The Climate Change Forum The Climate Change Forum Evening Reception DECLINED 18/02/13 Countryside Council for Wales Countryside Council for Wales Farewell Reception DECLINED 19/02/13 Countryside Council for Wales Countryside Council for Wales Council Dinner, Novotel Cardiff £30.00 05/03/13 Cardiff School of Planning and Seminar - Can Sport Save the Environment DECLINED Geography 07/03/13 Sustainable Places Research Institute Seminar - using the UK Climate Projections 2009 for assessment of DECLINED future impacts of Climate change in Wales 12/03/13 National Museum Cardiff Pop & Abstract Exhibition DECLINED 13/03/13 Welsh Government Launch of Welsh Newspapers online DECLINED 13/03/13 Joseph Rowntree Foundation Seminar - How can we fairly and effectively meet our climate change DECLINED targets? 14/03/13 Carnegie Trust UK Stakeholder Engagement Seminar DECLINED TOTAL £66.70 WELSH GOVERNMENT – JUNE MILLIGAN, DIRECTOR GENERAL, LOCAL GOVERNMENT AND COMMUNITIES Business Expenses: January - March 2013 DATES DESTINATION PURPOSE TRAVEL OTHER (Including Total Hospitality Given) Cost £ Air Rail Taxi / Car Accommodation / Meals 16/01/13 Merthyr Tydfil Meetings £20.70 £20.70 22/01/13 Brecon Joint £79.00 £79.00 Emergencies Services Group meeting – this was cancelled due to snow.
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