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Ink/Toner Cartridges 19/02/13 Ink/toner Cartridges 19/02/13 Request for Information. Thank you for your request received on 14 January in which you asked, Since the Assembly elections in May 2011, and for each Assembly Member, I would specifically like to know the following: 1. The number of ink/toner cartridges supplied to each Assembly Member from the National Assembly Commission's central supplies 2. The cost of ink/toner cartridges supplied to each Assembly Member from the National Assembly Commission's central supplies Stationery and supplies are provided to Assembly Members in order for them to carry out their duties, including constituency work and printing the considerable papers for Committee meetings and Plenary. Members use toner cartridges in their offices in Ty Hywel and their constituency/region and for Assembly business use at home. Members each have a business account with our framework stationery supplier, Lyreco, which is chargeable to the Assembly Commission. Members and their Support Staff order stationery directly online from Lyreco and have it delivered, free of charge. These arrangements were procured nationally by the Welsh Government for the benefit of the whole Welsh public sector. Toner cartridges vary in price and capacity with some colour printers using a number of toner cartridges at a time. There is also a range of different printer models in use. Records are not kept of cartridges that have been returned, such as if a particular printer is changed, nor if a Member passes a cartridge to another Member in case of stocks running out unexpectedly. Below is a breakdown of the information requested and relates to those cartridges supplied by Lyreco to Members’ offices. Some offices hold a stock of cartridges so the quantities do not necessarily give any indication of the numbers that have been used; we do not hold information on stock levels or the number of cartridges used. Bae Caerdydd Caerdydd CF99 1NA Cardiff Bay Cardiff CF99 1NA Ffôn/Tel: 029 20 89 8635 E-bost/Email:Buddug.Saer@wales.gov.uk Croesewir gohebiaeth yn y Gymraeg a’r Saesneg/We welcome correspondence in both English and Welsh Assembly Member Quantity supplied Total cost (£) including VAT Aled Roberts 33 1,155.69 Alun Davies 5 179.34 Alun Ffred Jones 10 336.36 Andrew RT Davies 41 1,531.50 Angela Burns 70 1,867.99 Ann Jones 26 842.10 Antoinette Sandbach 20 714.84 Bethan Jenkins 15 602.47 Carl Sargeant 12 231.48 Carwyn Jones 2 165.60 Christine Chapman 23 841.73 Darren Millar 12 493.98 David Melding 24 1,064.04 David Rees 20 665.82 Edwina Hart 5 126.36 Elin Jones 19 679.57 Eluned Parrot 32 1,310.91 Gwenda Thomas 32 1,023.67 Gwyn Price 59 1,671.34 Byron Davies 11 425.24 Huw Lewis 11 491.88 Ieuan Wyn Jones 38 1,132.09 Jane Hutt 31 801.41 Janet Finch Saunders 73 2,443.78 Janice Gregory 21 1,075.67 Jeffrey Cuthbert 15 434.37 Jenny Rathbone 38 1,420.00 Jocelyn Davies 11 539.51 John Dixon * 2 81.96 John Griffiths 3 111.35 Joyce Watson 13 646.43 Julie James 19 576.48 Julie Morgan 36 1,372.31 Keith Davies 46 1,503.04 Ken Skates 28 984.84 Kirsty Williams 12 368.27 Leanne Wood 17 394.14 Leighton Andrews 7 300.72 Lesley Griffiths 43 916.98 Lindsay Whittle 20 772.82 Lord Dafydd Elis Thomas 28 976.40 Llyr Huws Gruffydd 0 0.00 Lynne Neagle 11 616.50 Mark Drakeford 70 1,788.71 Mark Isherwood 10 736.97 Mick Antoniw 50 1,871.99 Mike Hedges 41 1,484.69 Mohammad Asghar 5 152.16 Nick Ramsay 20 924.37 Paul Davies 15 689.04 Peter Black 25 1,018.60 Rebecca Evans 15 632.69 Rhodri Glyn Thomas 10 262.09 Rosemary Butler 0 0.00 Russell George 24 1,131.14 Sandra Mewies 14 514.08 Simon Thomas 22 627.55 Suzy Davies 16 668.81 Vaughan Gething 71 2,313.04 William Graham 24 778.27 William Powell 0 0.00 * May-July 2011 only. Your request has been considered according to the principles set out in the Code of Practice on Public Access to Information. The code is published on our website at http://www.assemblywales.org/abthome/about_us- commission_assembly_administration/abt-foi/abt-foi-cop-pub.htm If you have any questions regarding this response please contact me. If you feel you have cause for complaint, please follow the guidance at the end of this letter. Yours sincerely Buddug Saer Programme Officer National Assembly for Wales Cause for concern or complaint with your FOI response? If you believe that I have not applied the Code correctly or have not followed the relevant laws, you may make a formal complaint to the Chief Executive and Clerk at the National Assembly for Wales, Cardiff Bay. Details of the Assembly’s complaints principles are set out in the Code of Practice on Complaints available on the Internet at http://www.assemblywales.org/conhome/con-complaint.htm. Please advise me if you wish to receive a printed copy. If you are not content with the outcome of the internal review, you have the right to apply directly to the Information Commissioner for a decision. The Information Commissioner can be contacted at: Information Commissioner’s Office Wycliffe House Water Lane Wilmslow Cheshire SK9 5AF Buddug Saer Programme Officer National Assembly for Wales .
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