might he be called back to give evidence to the liaison committee?i think he was potentially confusing registering an interest, discussing it, putting it down on the register of ministers interest, and declaring it while participating in a proceeding. he should do both. it is not ok just to say it is written down if you are then talking about it, participating in parliament talking about it. it is related. you should also mention it at that point. that may be the thing that the commissioner highlights to him, if that is indeed what has happened. christian: penalties for this, any? >> limited. i would assume, if it is an oversight on his part, requirement of what to do in these circumstances, it will just be quite work explaining what the rules are. christian: thank you. around the world and in the u.k., this is bbc news. let's take a look at some of the other headlines making stories today. police in the usa say the four teenagers died in a mass shooting at birthday party on saturday were all students at a local high school. nearly 30 others were inj

this, he was - that interest at that time. just to i be very clear on this, he was asked at the liaison committeeinterest, so having discussed — registering an interest, so having discussed it and putting it down on a register— discussed it and putting it down on a register of ministers interests, and declaring it while taking part in a proceeding. and he should do both, _ in a proceeding. and he should do both, is— in a proceeding. and he should do both, is not— in a proceeding. and he should do both, is not ok that there is nothing _ both, is not ok that there is nothing down if you are then talking about— nothing down if you are then talking about it _ nothing down if you are then talking about it and debating it and taking part in— about it and debating it and taking part in parliamentary debate about it if it's _ part in parliamentary debate about it if it's very related, you should also _ it if it's very related, you should also mention at that point. and so that may— also mention at that point. and so that may be the thing that the commissioner highlights to him if that is— commissioner hi

no, because he was asked on the liaison committee _ because he was asked on the liaison committee directlyng people more money to sign up to an agency— people more money to sign up to an agency to— people more money to sign up to an agency to be a childminder than helping — agency to be a childminder than helping people be a childminder because — helping people be a childminder because we need more childminders to tackle _ because we need more childminders to tackle the _ because we need more childminders to tackle the childcare crisis. he was asked _ tackle the childcare crisis. he was asked directly if you had any interest— asked directly if you had any interest to declare and he said no he did _ interest to declare and he said no he did not — interest to declare and he said no he did not. obviously his wife is a shareholder. what is more extraordinary is that he has been prime _ extraordinary is that he has been prime minister since november. six prime minister since november. months. we prime minister since november. s months. we have had quite a lot of scrutiny of his wife's business

the latter it so it still begs the question for number ten that hype does not come up in the liaison committeeterial interests? that is the question we will be asking downing street this afternoon. one other thing this tells us that dominic raab the deputy prime minister has engaged lawyers as part of a bullying probe thatis lawyers as part of a bullying probe that is ongoing at the moment. he denies wrongdoing in that probe. but were told that he has hired lawyers to fight his case. a lot of expectation around westminster that that inquiry by a senior lawyer could conclude soon. hick that inquiry by a senior lawyer could conclude soon. nick eardley, many thanks- _ children conceived as a result of rape will soon be recognised as victims of crime in england and wales, the government says. it will mean better access to information and to support services. sammy woodhouse was a victim of the rotherham grooming scandal and fell pregnant to her abuser when she was just 15. she's made a new bbc documentary in which she meets other mothers and children born from abuse. emma ailes has more, and you m

mention his wife's interest when he was speaking about these changes at an appearance before the liaison committeemies at all my disclosures have been made in the normal way. disclosures have been made in the normalway. it disclosures have been made in the normal way. it does now emerge his wife has, we understand, shares in a company which is a childcare femme. part owned by her and now he is being investigated for a potential conflict of interest. we will bring you more on that story as soon as we have more details. 21 acts from next month's eurovision song contest have been honing their performances in front of a crowd in london. last night was the final show of the pre—party season, which has also seen gigs in cities including barcelona, warsaw and tel aviv. the crowd of around 2,000 saw competitors, including the british entry mae muller. william lee adams is the founder of the eurovision website wiwibloggs. hejoins us now, always a pleasure to see you, you are looking very fresh and awake, i'm surprised, i thought you would have been quite tired after being up all night, how was it? it tired

this was sparked i when the prime minister appeared before the commons liaison committee last month andre agency that could benefit from the government's childcare reforms. mps are meant to be open and frank in their dealings in parliament. if you are at number 10 is a prime minister did say when asked before the community whether he had any interests he said they have been declared in the usual way. that was a reference to the declaration he made about this to the cabinet office and the independent adviser and they decide whether these interests should be published. but he did not make the declaration in the register of mps or two financial interests. you could say he did not need to be because that talked about mps' interests and potential benefits. the bar for the interests and potential benefits. the barfor the ministers is much higher, it talks about guarding against a perceived conflict of interest or an actual conflict of interest or an actual conflict of interest so he did make a declaration there. the view from hannah white, directorfor the hannah white, director for the instit

now this all relates back to the liaison committee last week. s aftern to 1. they're are batting this away this aftern to commit they're are batting this away this aftern to commit to they're are batting this away this aftern to commit to working 're are batting this away this aftern to commit to working with going to commit to working with the commissioner , but the standards commissioner, but they also argue there have been transparent about the information in the past that has not stopped labour and the lib dems from piling in. angela raynen dems from piling in. angela rayner, deputy leader , rayner, the deputy leader, leader, leader patrick, leader, labour leader patrick, this afternoon saying that there is transparency black hole is a transparency black hole when to all this when it comes to all of this enabung when it comes to all of this enabling and enabling the prime minister and those appointed to dodge those he's appointed to dodge proper scrutiny of their affairs. the dems have said affairs. the lib dems have said that this like the p

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about this at the liaison committeehareholding his wife has got, in a children's or got, it is in a children's or child care agency as you say. and of course those agencies directly benefited from the provisions in the budget . yeah, provisions in the budget. yeah, i mean, that's right. the- i mean, that's right. the otoon— i mean, that's right. the extension of— i mean, that's right. the extension of free places was a cast— extension of free places was a cast dooot— extension of free places was a cash boost to— extension of free places was a cash boost to nurseries. and so it cash boost to nurseries. and so tt wac— cash boost to nurseries. and so tt roatty— cash boost to nurseries. and so tt roatty a— cash boost to nurseries. and so it was really a relevant matortat— it was really a relevant material financial interest. ana.— material financial interest. ant, you— material financial interest. and, you know— material financial interest. and, you know ,- material financial interest. and, you know , i'm pretty sure and, y

last— his appearance at the liaison committee last month. government trying to deal with the-boat-trying. government trying to deal with the-boat-trying toi the small boat crisis, trying to teet— the small boat crisis, trying to teat—ethe- the small boat crisis, trying to deal strike actions deal with those strike actions that— deal with those strike actions that-thew— deal with those strike actions that-likely to _ deal with those strike actions that likely to plague that are likely to plague the hottohot— that are likely to plague the national health— that are likely to plague the national health and national health service and hteet— national health service and indeed industries indeed other industries for eeeh— indeed other industries fori weeks,_months indeed other industries for- weeks,_months to weeks, maybe even months to hut— weeks, maybe even months to hwt h— weeks, maybe even months to come. but in the— weeks, maybe even months to come. but in the end, it is that homoge— come. but in the end, it is that homage to— come. but in the

so today, the liaisons will be proposing their recommendations for committee discussion. um hopefully there'll be some, you know, voting as well as modification. if need be, um the committees approved recommendations will be delivered to the mayor and the board of supervisors. um, the departments have already provided their budgets to the mayor. and at this stage of the departments are communicating with the mayor's office answering questions but can no longer revised proposed are revised their budget proposals and we've been in significant conversation with all of the departments who are here today. our liaisons happen so the mayor will issue her proposed budget for fiscal year 23 24 fiscal year 24 25. on our before thursday, june 1st 2023. and just to speak again on the process on the lays, on's have developed their recommendations between january and where we are now in april of this year. um the recommendations are informed by the needs assessment which you can find all of this on our website, um, on homelessness that was published in december of 2022. we've had liste

and this all seems to relate back to an appearance made the appearance he made at the liaison committeethink this is going to happen any than it did under amber any more than it did under amber dunne— any more than it did under amber dunne rnereee— any more than it did under amber rudd? theresa may— any more than it did under amber rudd? theresa may and the other two rudd? theresa may and the other no neme— rudd? theresa may and the other two home secretaries who said thev'd_ two home secretaries who said they'd-something- two home secretaries who said they'd something didn't ? they'd do something and didn't? men,— they'd do something and didn't? men, emery— they'd do something and didn't? men, exeerd . — they'd do something and didn't? well, exactly . i— they'd do something and didn't? well, exactly . " c g well, exactly. i mean, it might be that there is more political will at the moment. there was an interesting case the other day where a judge who was sentencing a someone who had stabbed someone using a machete asked the jury to write to their mps to make this change in the law. so

including the foreign affairs committees of both parliaments will hold to start the behavior of the liaison conference. so that the meeting with the british delegation is unconditional. history ekaterina shevchenko maxim kul nikita haskin parliamentary hour i really want to visit the trickery khitrovka is not only beggars. sing along. hiding there, fugitives like rejection bandits and murderers creepy place, what's wrong with it? i'm wondering who could have killed him. don't be an investigator. yes, he is undesirable with me, otherwise the suit will have to be forgotten, do not even hope. you won't get rid of me that easily. this is the parliamentary hour we continue, but now it's time for our parliamentary column control, when a deputy solves the problem of a specific voter 6 years of struggle for the right to a comfortable life today is a story about a muscovite wheelchair user who, even after several court cases won , could not get housing adapted for a person with limited mobility. the deputy of the state duma anatoly elected helped to solve the protracted problem , what was achieved,

us on the committee in his role as permanent housing liaison. what is in last year's budget, we know we have flex pool for adults for the bayview district for seniors for women, for ehv, youth and families. we have psh operations, the medium term subsidies and rapid rehousing, housing acquisition, housing development for families. the psh equity service, sro and doubled up families, family housing ladder, the ta bridge housing and hsh allocated cost. next slide. so, again we wanted to center these areas. first racial equity enable people to stay in their neighborhoods and not pushed out where they are disconnected from their social networks. making cultural comp tent services available including post housing. we want to wide arare of programs that respond to diverse needs. we heard with community engagement. we can't rely on cookie cutter models. supports support that insure success. increasing housing opportunities of all kinds. permanent housing and system flow. increase permanent housing opportunities of all kinds,s and want to bring resource

liaison and meeting dates. thank you, roseanne. good morning committee members natasha, my hall city performance director and the comptroller's office to start with six. a mark delarosa is out of the office this week. so he provided some updates that i'm going to read for you. so on the audits unit public integrity reviews, audits has no new public integrity related updates since our last meeting in february. yes, a audits continues to work on to public integrity related ongoing engagements with planned issuances in june 2023. the first is the audit of the city's landfill agreement. and the second is the sfp. you see public integrity assessment. for items six b. the csa division updates and work plan. i will start with audits. so for this fiscal year that we're currently in and almost ending fiscal year 23 s a audits continues to complete a number of audits and assessments, including mandated lease audits, operational audits , public integrity assessments, i t cyber security assessments and citywide risk assessments. in addition, they also continue to ad

us on the committee in his role as permanent housing liaison.ts for the bayview district for seniors for women, for ehv, youth and families. we have psh operations, the medium term subsidies and rapid rehousing, housing acquisition, housing development for families. the psh equity service, sro and doubled up families, family housing ladder, the ta bridge housing and hsh allocated cost. next slide. so, again we wanted to center these areas. first racial equity enable people to stay in their neighborhoods and not pushed out where they are disconnected from their social networks. making cultural comp tent services available including post housing. we want to wide arare of programs that respond to diverse needs. we heard with community engagement. we can't rely on cookie cutter models. supports support that insure success. increasing housing opportunities of all kinds. permanent housing and system flow. increase permanent housing opportunities of all kinds,s and want to bring resources to scale which means increasing permanent housing opportunities

requesting this be agendaized as a committee report for potential consideration by the board on may second, 2023. >> thank you. >> welcome officer from the abc liaison unit. we look forward to your testimony. >> good morning. report for rye bar inc. type 48 license and if approved allow them to have on sale public premise. zero letters of protest. 2 in support. in plot 218 low crime area track con7603 a high saturation area. southern station has no opposition and recommend approval with conditions. monitor the area effort to prerent loitering on property near the premise. and two any entertainment shall not be oddable in a resident or consideration point. >> thank you. mr. clerk are there representatives or the applicant present. >> greg lindgren is here to address the board. >> thank you. >> thank you. chair person stefania belmondo and supervisor dorse. this important you to. so i will be brief i know you have a lot going on here. hope to be an asset to the neighborhood and the congresses as by the police department sound reasonable. and we take care of the iaries around our other embarrass we operate in negotiate beach and tender knob and the fin