PARLIAMENTARY WRITTEN QUESTION
Business: Climate Change (11 April 2016)

To ask the Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs, for what reasons the Environment Agency's Climate Ready Support Service has ended; and when the decision to end that service was made.

Asked by:
Kerry McCarthy (Labour)

The Environment Agency’s Climate Ready Support Service was originally envisaged as a three year programme that was extended to a fourth year in March 2015. This enabled completion of the majority of National Adaptation Programme actions to which the service was contributing. The remaining ongoing actions are continuing without the need for the designated service. Adaptation is integrated throughout the work of all Government departments who continue to deliver, alongside local Government and many other organisations, their commitments set out in the National Adaptation Programme.

Answered by:
Rory Stewart (Independent)
14 April 2016