To ask the Secretary of State for Defence, How many Territorial Army centres he proposes to close; and how many of them have ancillary army cadet corps units. (Failed OPQ)

To ask the Secretary of State for Defence, How many Territorial Army centres he proposes to close; and how many of them have ancillary army cadet corps units. (Failed OPQ)

What are the respective roles of the Army reserve, Army service pensioners with recall liability and the Army's long-term reserve.

What are the respective roles of the Army reserve, Army service pensioners with recall liability and the Army's long-term reserve.

What percentage of the regular reserves in 1993 (a) responded to questions as to their suitability for military service and (b) provided full details as to their medical conditions; how frequently information which is held centrally by each service on suitability for military service of members of Regular reserve is...

What percentage of the regular reserves in 1993 (a) responded to questions as to their suitability for military service and (b) provided full details as to their medical conditions; how frequently information which is held centrally by each service on suitability for military service of members of Regular reserve is...

On how many occasions, and in what numbers, men of the Army reserve have been called out for training over the past five years (a) for a period not exceeding 15 days and (b) for a period not exceeding 36 hours.

On how many occasions, and in what numbers, men of the Army reserve have been called out for training over the past five years (a) for a period not exceeding 15 days and (b) for a period not exceeding 36 hours.

What is the sequence of call-out of all components of the Army reserves under section 10 of the Reserve Forces Act 1980 when it appears to Her Majesty's Government that national danger is imminent or a great emergency has arisen.

What is the sequence of call-out of all components of the Army reserves under section 10 of the Reserve Forces Act 1980 when it appears to Her Majesty's Government that national danger is imminent or a great emergency has arisen.

What criteria were used, and what specialist training was required, in respect of those members of the regular reserve called out during the Gulf conflict.

What criteria were used, and what specialist training was required, in respect of those members of the regular reserve called out during the Gulf conflict.

How many personnel are members of the Army's long-term reserve. - Inc fig.

How many personnel are members of the Army's long-term reserve. - Inc fig.

What are the conditions of call up and service of the regular reserves.

What are the conditions of call up and service of the regular reserves.

What information is held about the location, availability and suitability for military service of the Regular Reserve.

What information is held about the location, availability and suitability for military service of the Regular Reserve.

What percentage of those reservists of the Regular Reserve receiving a call out over the past five years have reported to their operational base. - Inc figs.

What percentage of those reservists of the Regular Reserve receiving a call out over the past five years have reported to their operational base. - Inc figs.

What is the command structure, and who is in charge, of the Regular Reserve.

What is the command structure, and who is in charge, of the Regular Reserve.

What is the strength of (a) the Regular Army Reserve, (b) the Royal Naval Reserve and (c) the Royal Auxiliary Air Force Reserve. - Inc figs.

What is the strength of (a) the Regular Army Reserve, (b) the Royal Naval Reserve and (c) the Royal Auxiliary Air Force Reserve. - Inc figs.

What is the annual cost, and likely future costs of (a) the Territorial Army, (b) the Royal Naval Reserve, (c) the Royal Marine Reserve, (d) the Royal Auxiliary Air Force and (e) the Territorial and Volunteer Reserve Association. - Inc figs.

What is the annual cost, and likely future costs of (a) the Territorial Army, (b) the Royal Naval Reserve, (c) the Royal Marine Reserve, (d) the Royal Auxiliary Air Force and (e) the Territorial and Volunteer Reserve Association. - Inc figs.

What is the established strength of the Territorial Army, the Royal Naval Reserve including the Royal Marine Reserve and the Royal Air Force Reserve; and what are their actual strengths. - Inc table.

What is the established strength of the Territorial Army, the Royal Naval Reserve including the Royal Marine Reserve and the Royal Air Force Reserve; and what are their actual strengths. - Inc table.

When he expects to report on the reorganisation of the reserve forces, following his review. - Inc ref to 237 c998-9W.

When he expects to report on the reorganisation of the reserve forces, following his review. - Inc ref to 237 c998-9W.

What has been the percentage cut in the regular armed forces and in the reserves since Options for Change; and what reductions are planned for the next five years. (Failed OPQ). - Inc figs.

What has been the percentage cut in the regular armed forces and in the reserves since Options for Change; and what reductions are planned for the next five years. (Failed OPQ). - Inc figs.

When he plans to complete his review of the Reserve Forces Act 1982.

When he plans to complete his review of the Reserve Forces Act 1982.

To comment on the relative state of readiness for active service of the Regular Reserves and the Territorial Army. (Failed OPQ)

To comment on the relative state of readiness for active service of the Regular Reserves and the Territorial Army. (Failed OPQ)

What steps he is taking to encourage a new pool of recruits for the Territorial Army.

What steps he is taking to encourage a new pool of recruits for the Territorial Army.