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A new Sponsor Body<\/a> will examine plans for the restoration of the Houses of Parliament to assess whether all MPs and Lords should leave the building while the work is carried out\u00a0<\/strong><\/h2>\n

The Sponsor Body review will assess whether a recommendation made in a report five years ago that all MPs and Lords should leave the Palace of Westminster<\/a> while the work was carried out is still the \u201cbest and most cost-effective\u201d option.<\/p>\n

The review team will examine the evidence available to those who produced the report and consider any new findings by the programme to ensure value for money for the taxpayer. A challenge panel to test the review will include Government and senior Parliamentary figures.<\/p>\n

The Sponsor Body, which was formally established last month, is the single client accountable to Parliament and oversees a delivery authority, which will carry out the work. This way of working was set up under new legislation last year \u2013 the Parliamentary Buildings (Restoration and Renewal) Act.<\/p>\n

It was always envisaged that when the Sponsor Body was set up in law, and the delivery authority established, certain aspects of the programme would be reviewed. But given the completely altered political and economic landscape, the review will need to be both deeper and more wide-ranging.<\/p>\n

The context in which both Houses of Parliament made their decisions about restoration and renewal has changed and the National Audit Office (NAO) report<\/a> into the project earlier this month revealed the critical need for consistent political support.<\/p>\n

The House of Commons now contains many new members elected for the first time who may well take a different view of restoration and renewal from Members in 2016. It is also a different Government which, even before the current crisis, had a clear set of priorities. In the light of Covid-19, there are likely to be other key drivers, arising as a result of the impact on the economy, on public finances and on the population at large.<\/p>\n

Taking all these together, the review will provide decision-makers with a framework to determine how they wish to proceed.<\/p>\n

The review will be led by Sarah Johnson, the Sponsor Body CEO, and will involve infrastructure and programme management experts drawn from the Sponsor Body and delivery authority.<\/p>\n

Efficient, value for money<\/h3>\n

Sarah Johnson said:\u00a0\u201cThe restoration and renewal of the Houses of Parliament will be the biggest and most complex heritage project<\/a> ever undertaken in the UK, protecting one of the world\u2019s most recognisable buildings and likely to support thousands of jobs across the country.<\/p>\n

\u201cThe Sponsor Body has been set up to ensure that the project is delivered in the most efficient way that delivers value for money. It is entirely appropriate that we should pause at this time to consider the validity of recommendations made over five years ago before either the Sponsor Body or Delivery Authority was formed.<\/p>\n

\u201cThe impact of the current health crisis on public finances and Parliament\u2019s ways of working has made it even more essential that we review both the strategy for relocating the two Houses and the scope of the restoration of the Palace.\u201d<\/p>\n

The review will consider and make recommendations on:<\/h3>\n
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  • Whether the current solutions present value for money<\/li>\n
  • What compromises would need to be made to save money<\/li>\n
  • What opportunities exist for a simpler, quicker and cheaper temporary accommodation<\/li>\n
  • How ways of working developed in response to Covid-19 affect options or requirements for temporary accommodation.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n

    After a report comparing options was published in 2015, both Houses collectively agreed in 2018 that the \u2018best and most cost-effective\u2019 way of carrying out the restoration and renewal was to move out of the Palace of Westminster temporarily.<\/p>\n

    MPs and peers decided to leave the building completely to avoid the significant disruption that would be caused by remaining on site while construction work carried on around them.<\/p>\n

    Under existing plans, the House of Commons is expected to move to Parliament\u2019s Northern Estate, occupying a new temporary House of Commons chamber in Richmond House, on Whitehall. The House of Lords is expected to move temporarily to the QEII Conference Centre, opposite Westminster Abbey, in Westminster.<\/p>\n

    The Sponsor Body review is launched today (19 May) and is expected to report in the autumn. The review will make recommendations which will be presented to the appropriate Parliamentary authorities.<\/p>\n

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