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280314 Foi-Car-280314.Pdf 1. How much is the annual/monthly insurance for the Audi car used by the OPCC £209 pa 2. Please provide details of all petrol/diesel bills for the Audi car used by the OPCC DATE COST 21/11/12 68.33 17/12/12 24.98 30/01/13 25.00 13/02/13 45.84 07/03/13 50.28 26/03/13 41.78 10/04/13 74.50 01/05/13 41.67 23/05/13 51.76 05/06/13 62.62 27/06/13 33.35 09/07/13 32.37 19/07/13 64.00 01/08/13 41.75 03/09/13 41.74 19/09/13 41.73 07/10/13 33.79 11/10/13 41.68 25/10/13 35.90 04/11/13 33.53 07/11/13 63.99 04/12/13 64.85 09/01/14 49.01 23/01/14 49.02 30/01/14 69.34 19/03/14 51.13 3. What is the tax bill for the same car The vehicle is exempt from duty. 4. Please state how many people are eligible for such use The vehicle is insured for any driver driving with the permission of the policyholders (the Police and Crime Commissioner and the Chief Constable) 5. Please provide details of what the car has been used for since it was made available to the OPCC (clarification: please provide me with a list or if that is not possible state the type of visit) See attached for a list of journeys that the vehicle has been used for. Please note that the vehicle is used by all members of the staff in the OPCC and the Police and Crime Commissioner. 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West Yorkshire Police, S Y PCC 13-Feb Local Admin / Support 14-Feb Halifax Neighbourhood Police Team Launch, The Basement Project Event 22-Feb Bradford Bradford Safeguarding Unit 25-Feb Local Admin / Support 26-Feb Local Regional Policing Team 04-Mar Bradford The Vine Project Event 06-Mar Leeds Media interviews 07-Mar Leeds Media interviews, Neighbourhood Policing Team visit, 07-Mar Local Admin / Support 12-Mar Leeds Meeting - Leeds Anti-Social Behaviour Unit, W Y Joint Services 13-Mar Huddersfield Thornton Lodge Action Group event 14-Mar Dewsbury Neighbourhood Policing Team visit, Salvation Army event 21-Mar Local Admin / Support 21-Mar Bradford Tell MAMA event 21-Mar Local Admin / Support 26-Mar Local Admin / Support 27-Mar Leeds Neighbourhood Policing Team visit, media interviews 28-Mar Halifax Neighbourhood Policing Team visit, MP meetings, media interviews 02-Apr Local Garaged 09-Apr Cambridge Child Sexual Exploitation Conference 10-Apr Cambridge Child Sexual Exploitation Conference 12-Apr Halifax Community Trust Visit 17-Apr Local Meetings 18-Apr Leeds Meeting Domestic Violence Service 18-Apr Local Long Service Medal Ceremony 19-Apr Halifax, Batley PCC Surgery 22-Apr Local Admin / Support 23-Apr Local Admin / Support 26-Apr Wetherby, Leeds Regional Collaboration Board Meeting, Student engagement event 26-Apr Normanton Local Criminal Justice Board Meeting 29-Apr Local Scientific Support Unit Meeting Health and Wellbeing Board meeting, Share and Picadilly Project 01-May Halifax visits, media interviews 02-May Brighouse, Halifax Neighbourhood Police Team Launch 03-May Local Admin / Support Yorks Ambulance Service Meeting And Neighbourhood Police Team 09-May Wakefield, Ossett, Halifax Launch 13-May Bradford, Huddersfield Community Safety Parternship meeting, student engagement event 18-May Pudsey Carnival Engagement Event / Meeting 21-May Pudsey, Leeds Neighbourhood Police Team Launch 22-May Leeds Media interviews 22-May Local Admin / Support 22-May Local Legal Services Department Meeting 23-May Local Admin / Support 23-May Bradford Police Rugby League World Cup event 28-May Huddersfield Kirklees Community Safety Partnership Meeting 28-May Leeds Launch of Youth Provision Hub 29-May Castleford Visit to Homeless Link 01-Jun Bradford Pride Engagement Event / Meeting 03-Jun Ilkley Meeting 03-Jun Bradford, Halifax Local Launch of Police and Crime Plan 05-Jun Bradford, Keighley Local Launch of Police and Crime Plan 06-Jun Huddersfield Local Launch of Police and Crime Plan 07-Jun Leeds Local Launch of Police and Crime Plan 08-Jun Leeds Local Launch of Police and Crime Plan 17-Jun Morley, Gildersome, West Yorkshire Police meetings 18-Jun Altofts Engagement Event / Meeting 19-Jun Swinton GMOPCC Meeting 21-Jun Local Meetings 25-Jun Newbywiske & Thirsk Internal Audit Team 26-Jun Bradford Meeting with Councillors 26-Jun Bradford Charter Award event 28-Jun Huddersfield, Bradford, Leeds Radio Interviews & Police and Fire Authorities Meeting 02-Jul Bradford Staying Put Fundraisers ball - 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Police and Crime Panel 05-Sep Hull Meetings - Regional Collaboration Board 06-Sep Halifax PCC Surgery 08-Sep Thornes Park, Wakefield Wakefield Gala - engagement event 11-Sep Leeds Student engagement event 13-Sep Maltings college, Armley Meetings 13-Sep Local Chief Officer Commendation Event 17-Sep Local Engagement Event / Meeting 18-Sep Bradford Racial Justice Network 19-Sep Bradford National Police Air Service Meeting 20-Sep Leeds, Brighouse Meetings - MPs and partners 23-Sep Huddersfield University Student engagement event 24-Sep Leeds University Student engagement event 25-Sep Local Admin / Support 25-Sep Halifax Police Station Engagement Event / Meeting 04-Oct Bradford Safeguarding event 07-Oct Hull Internal Audit Meeting 09-Oct Local Admin / Support Meetings - Association of West Yorkshire Authorities, West Yorkshire 10-Oct Leeds Police 11-Oct Bradford Enabled works launch day 16-Oct Huddersfield Kirklees Hate Crimes strategy launch 16-Oct Local Admin / Support 16-Oct Local Admin / Support 21-Oct Leeds Meeting 23-Oct Local Garaged 23-Oct Bradford Meetings - 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MPs 12-Dec Cleckheaton Meetings - members of the public 13-Dec Barnsley Business Support Meeting 19-Dec Barnsley Regional Collaboration Board 19-Dec Leeds Meetings 24-Dec Local Admin / Support 07-Jan Local Admin / Support 08-Jan Leeds Partnership engagement event
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