1) How much money has Devon County Council spent on rectifying defects on buildings, which were built by Carillion Group (or any of its subsidiaries)? This should be split into yearly figures for every year from January 2018 to the date of your reply.
Devon County Council is not spending any money on any of the schools that fall within its jurisdiction. Any remedial work on Academy premises will be picked up by the Academies themselves.
The six Exeter Private Finance Initiative (PFI) Schools (Isca, St James’, St Luke’s, St Peter’s, West Exe, and Wynstream) were built by Carillion. As PFI schools, there are no costs relating to rectifying defects, as any costs incurred are met by the contractor (Modern Schools Exeter Ltd).
2) Of the work mentioned in Question 1, how many sites did Devon County Council need to fix? This should also be broken down into yearly figures, and should include the type of site (i.e. school building, leisure building, etcetera).
None.
3) How much money does Devon County Council still expect to spend on remediating defects on buildings built by Carillion in the coming years?
None.