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Ms. Walley
To ask the Minister for the Arts what representations he has received about the importance of including (a) the arts and (b) heritage in the Government's legislative programme.
| Description of Item | Valuation £ | Outcome |
| The Razzle Dazzle fairground ride | 135,000 | Decision with the Secretary of State for Trade and Industry |
| The Steam Yacht Neptune fairground ride | 110,000 | Decision with the Secretary of State for Trade and Industry |
| Sardinian Bronze figure carrying a sacrificial goat 7th/8th century BC | 50,000 | Export licence granted |
| A painting of "Queen Esther at the palace of Ahasueras" by Claude Lorrain | 718,000 | Export licence granted |
| A marble statue "The Eagle Slayer" by John Bell | 55,750 | Export licence granted |
| A painting "The villa Loredan, near Paese, with elegant couples out walking" by Francesco Guardi | 3,262,000 | Export licence granted |
| A bronze statuette "Dancing Faun" by Adrien de Vries | 7,502,000 | Export licence granted |
| Pair of woman's mule shoes in pink silk damask | 6,690 | Decision deferred until 25 July 1990 |
Mr. Luce
I have received no representations about the inclusion of the performing arts in the Government's legislative programme. I have, however, received a number of representations calling for fresh legislation to control the export of works of art, antiques and collectors' items, particularly in the light of 1992.