If she will list the professions where people unemployed are able to seek employment in their chosen occupation whilst receiving unemployment benefit without being asked to seek alternative employment; what is the maximum time during which actors and actresses are able to claim unemployment benefit before being asked to seek...

If she will list the professions where people unemployed are able to seek employment in their chosen occupation whilst receiving unemployment benefit without being asked to seek alternative employment; what is the maximum time during which actors and actresses are able to claim unemployment benefit before being asked to seek...

How many actors and actresses are currently unemployed. - In May 1996, 13,033 of the claimant unemployed in the UK usually worked as actors, entertainers, stage managers, producers or directors. Figure for actors alone cannot be separately identified.

How many actors and actresses are currently unemployed. - In May 1996, 13,033 of the claimant unemployed in the UK usually worked as actors, entertainers, stage managers, producers or directors. Figure for actors alone cannot be separately identified.

When he last met representatives of Equity to discuss the eligibility of actors for Class I National Insurance status; and what conclusions he has reached in the light of these discussions.

When he last met representatives of Equity to discuss the eligibility of actors for Class I National Insurance status; and what conclusions he has reached in the light of these discussions.

What plans he has to remove actors from Class 1 national insurance contributions and stop them claiming unemployment benefit between roles; what cost/benefit analysis he has conducted in respect of such plans.

What plans he has to remove actors from Class 1 national insurance contributions and stop them claiming unemployment benefit between roles; what cost/benefit analysis he has conducted in respect of such plans.

If he will take steps to ensure that actors can continue to pay the higher class 1 national insurance.

If he will take steps to ensure that actors can continue to pay the higher class 1 national insurance.

What assessment he has made of the impact on living standards of actors of the proposal to take actors out of eligibility for class I national insurance contributions; what consultations he has had with theatre employers, television employers and actors organisations on proposals to change actors eligibility for class I...

What assessment he has made of the impact on living standards of actors of the proposal to take actors out of eligibility for class I national insurance contributions; what consultations he has had with theatre employers, television employers and actors organisations on proposals to change actors eligibility for class I...

If he will list the grounds for removing the right of performing artists to pay Class 1 National Insurance contributions; what external advice he took before making this decision; and what estimate he has made of the financial impact this move will have on (a) the National Insurance Fund and...

If he will list the grounds for removing the right of performing artists to pay Class 1 National Insurance contributions; what external advice he took before making this decision; and what estimate he has made of the financial impact this move will have on (a) the National Insurance Fund and...

What plans he has (i) to take actors out of class 1 national insurance and (ii) to consult them before implementing such plans.

What plans he has (i) to take actors out of class 1 national insurance and (ii) to consult them before implementing such plans.